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4 { ing would shout, “It is true!” b> Sunk Page INDIAN 46 A ND 90," Mra. Polly conclud ed, “We didn't lose Brownie And we could jaugh about the su- Perstitions of the Indiana They! were so full of all kinds of funny fears and beliefs, and thelr cus toms sometimes brought ug into Queer plights. “I remember one @ay when we were down on the beach watching the Indians and the hogs and the crows at a sort of game, when a! thing happened which forever spoiled my pleasure in that par ticular spot on the beach. “The Indians were digging clams not little ones such as you have at home, but huge, longnecked clame—I don't recall what they called that kind—but when they @ug up the little ones they throw them aside That made a fine chance for the hogs. “Hogs ran loove in those days And rooted for a living, so when the Indians had done thetr rooting for them, they thought it was Great and grunted and crunched _ Contentedly, till @he crows spied them, then they began to have trouble, “The crows would caw arcited- ty, swoop down and light on the Digs’ backs and ride along like a circus parade.” Mrs. Polly laughed. “No, the Piggy didn't seem to mind; any- Sa 155 BONES “When the hog found a nice clam and just started to bite it the crow snatched It away from him and flew up out of reach. “Well, We were all having lots of fun watching our littlegprivate cirous When one of the boys (he's @ prominent bustness man here In Seattle today, too, and you wouldn't think he would ever have played tricks on little girls slipped up behind me and gave the tree against which I was lean ing & mighty shake, He expected © startle me; he thought the lit tle twigs and cones would shatter down about ma, but even he was hot prepared for what did fall. I squealed (being @ gir) when I felt the shake and put my hands over my eyes, for the things which came down around us seemed so much and so many, “They pelted my bare head, my back and shoulders, in a perfect ears shook. tv's AuRIONT Thar You woman GeY ‘Wo wre |v BUT DoON*T G0 Too FAR. ON ‘THe WOMAN'S RiowT's Buswess! kag I see!” nodded the fairyman schoolmaster tantil hie KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES _SMrs. Frog sayn her Freddy cant @@me to school and sft on a stone,” @8id Nick, coming into the Meadow d Scribble Scratch, looking over glasses. “Why, I shouldn't think any damper than the Lily Pond, @ he lives.” “It's not damp enough, she ays,” explained Nick, who was notifying ali the bird animals that Meadow Grove school was to start the next “Oh, I see™ nodded the fairyman Schoolmaster until his large ea: hook. “Nancy, can you make a 00d mud-puddie™ ‘The little girl sald she could, as a@he often made mud-pies at home. “Then please make one,” said the Master. “A puddie, I mean, not a| some water Then Nick reported Mra Spider as m@aying that she would send a wed with her Sar Ann, as Sar Ann would never learn a thing sitting a stone. - Mrs. Mole and Mra Mouse sent word that their children couldn't go unless Mr. Scribble Scratch saw that convenient holes were @ug near their seats in case y Skunk or Orrie Ow! got hungry before recess. At the same time Mra Robin and Mra. Sparrow inquired most particular if Sam 6nake's was to sit janywhere near their Robbie and | their Sis, for the minute he turned his eyes on them they would in- stantly forget everything they knew. Well, Mr. Scribble Scratch Qew ‘round until his coattatle stuck straight out, fixing things up for his puptis, because he had a very kind heart and he wished them all to be comfortable. And with Ni and Nick and the Magical Mushroom helping, they soon had things in pile.” So Nancy went in starch of order, Sammy Jay Thinks He’s Going Crazy all day long, t do you think? Why, Sammy sits and yells ail night And doesn't sleep & wink! IVERYWHERE he went, Sammy Jay heard that shouted after him. Dozens and dozens of mes a day he heard it, At fir#t he lost his temper and was the very maddest faybird ever seen on the Green dows of in the Green Forest, “It isn’t true! It isn't true! it fant true!’ he would scream at the/ top of his lungs. And then everybody within hear- Sammy would just dance up and down, and scream, and seream, and scream, he wag so angry. And then he was sure to hear some one pipe up: Sammy's mad and we are gina, And we know how to tease him! But some dark night he'll get a« fright, Vor Hooty'li come and seise him! ‘That really bean to worry him. At first he had thought that it was all a joke on the part of the little people of the Green Forest and the z , and that they had in the night. Then he began to think that it might be true that he did talk {iM his sleep, and this worried him a whole lot, for if he did that, Hooty the Ow! surely would find him soon- ef or later, and in the morning there wouldn't be anything left of him but a few feathers from his fine coat. The more he thought about it, the More worried Sammy Jay became. He lost his appetite and began to} grow thin. He kept out of sig’ whenever possible, wereamed “Thief! Thief!” thru the Green Forest. In fact, his voice was! ely heard during the day. But it! seemed that he must be talking just| 46 Much 48 ever in the night. At} east, everybody said that he was. | orse still, different ones said phat they heard nim in different and no | places in the Green Forest, and even down on #he Green Meadows. Could it be that he was flying about as | well as talking in hie sleep? And nobody believed him when he said that he was asleep all night. They | thought that he was awake and do- ing it purposely. They might have known that he couldn't see in the night, for his eyes are made for day of Boomer the Nighthawk and Hooty the Owl, But they didn’t seem to think of this, and insisted that al- most every night they heard him down in thé ajders along the Laugh. ing Brook, yet every morning when| he awoke Sammy would find himself ight, not for darkness, like the eyes | WOORRECT! 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