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ADVENTURES
Of.the TWINS
By Olive Roberts Barton
“Help, helpl" cried the cook’s vole e just then, at he rushed out of
hie kitchen waving his arms wildly.
When Mrs. Goose grabbed the
magic dust-pan from the peddler
In the yard of the palace of the
King of Yum Yum Land, she flew
up to the tower where the white
crow was waiting.
“I’ve got it!" she cried delighted
ly. “I’ve saved Daddy Gander's
dust-pan for him. It’s a good
thing we came when we did.”
"There goes Daddy Gander now,”
said the crow nudging Mrs. Goose
with his wing.
They could hear Daddy's voice
saying, "Well, good-bye. King.
That was a fine dinner we had.
But I’ll just put in a good word for
home folks. The dinner your cook
prepared with the magic fork was
good, but Mrs. John's home-made
bread was better.”
"I agree with you,” said the king.
“That was the best bread I—”
"Help! Help!” cried the cook’s
voice Just then, as he rushed out of
his kitchen waving his arms wild
ly. “The magic fork is gone!
Someone stole it.”
At that Mrs. Goose and the crow
flew down. "It was the peddler,"
they said. "We saw him putting a
fork in his pack."
"Good riddance,” declared the
king. "Let him keep both the ma
gic teapot and the fork. Magic
never will take the place of hard
•work. Cook, you heard what I
said."
"Yes'r,” said the eook meekly.
"Then back to your kitchen and
kettles!” cried the king, “And
hereafter when I am hungry, do not
eerve me crumpets endvtea.”
“Yes'r!” said the cook still more
meekly. And he returned to his
kitchen.
“I hope that old peddler never
comes back," said the king. “He's
made more trouble In my kingdom
than six barrels of monkeys."
"That may be," said Daddy Gan
der, ‘but If It hadn’t been for the
peddler and the trouble he made,
we never would have found the
House-That-Jack-Built."
"How do you know you've found
It!” remarked Mrs. Goose.
"Humph! I know that it is right
up there sitting on that cloud in the
sky," said Daddy. "That's where It
blew when Mrs. John's bread
sponge raised It so II —"
Suddenly he stopped talking and
his eyes nearly popped out of his
head. "It's gone!” he cried star
ing at the sky. "The cloud’s gone!
And the house and the T*ins with
It' Now it's all to do over again,
ill not only have to hunt for Jack's
BY CONDO
house but the Twins as well.”
“You have your appetite to thank
for that,” scolded Mrs. Goose.
"When you brought the cook home
on your magic dust-pan, you had
no business to stay to dinner."
“But it did smell so good!” said
Daddy.
"Well,” said Mrs. Goose more
kindly. “It’s not as bad as you
think. The white crow here has
saved everything. The wind blew
the house onto a mountain and the
brownies carried it down to the
earth. The white crow came and
told me all about it. That is why
we're here. Everything is ready
and waiting for you to move the
house back to Pippin HIU. We'd
better hurry if Jack and Jill and
Mrs. John are to have a place to
sleep tonight."
"I’m ready!" cried addy.
He jumped on his dust-pan and
Mrs. Goose and the crow jumped
on her broom and waving good-bye
to the king and all Yum Yum Land,
they flew off to get the Twine and
the House-That-Jack-Bullt.
(To Be Continued)
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came tearing through it, still pulling the little midget cart behind him.
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low," said Jack. And Flip walked up to his master and lay down.
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Just at that moment there was a groat commotion in the entrance
that Flip had come out of. Then a flock of little midgets appeared.
When they say Flip they started to cheer. And this time they all agreed
to lake turns having a ride on the cart the dog was milling.
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MAGIC MUD SCORES AGAIN
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Jack picked out the two midgets who had come Into the cavern flrst,
“You two wero nearest to catching the dog," he explained, "so you gel
the first ride.” On they hopped, and Flip took them for a short trip
around the cavern while Jack stayed and chatted with the other midg
ets. —(Continued.)
BY STANLEY
BY MARTIN
BY TAYLOR
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