Faze 4
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STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
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KNARF and Hanid, the Shad-.' ow Children with the Turned- About Names, were on their way for a walk in the park. They had just reached the main gateway into the park. Knart they hadn't seen any sign of "Of course We will," said
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thought he heard someone call- ing out his name.
“I don't hear anybody," said Hanid. “Just look there's no oce around here."
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"I did hear someone calling
me," said Knart "Listen!” he exclaimed the next moment. "There it goes again!”
This time Hanid heard it, too. It came from the edge of the paih where a large bush was Browing
-A Thimbleful Is Enough For Fifteen Of Them-
the Milkman.
"Now that's a funny thing," said Pixie McChef, trying hard to frown and look angry and not succeeding either way, "the Milkman should have been here an hour ago. What do you sup- pose could have happened to
him?"
Knarf. "We'll go to the grocery store. It's only a block away.
Pixie McChef smiled. "Thank you very much," he said.
"Pardon me," said Pixie Me- Chef to Knarf and Hanid. "I can get the milk myself!"
Ran up to him Knarf and Hanid watched while chestnut-sized Pixie Mc- Chef ran up to the Milkman, waving and shouting. The Milk man stopped his cart. He leaned
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"Good morning, McChef," he said. "I'm sorry I'm late. How mich milk do you want this
"How much milk do you morning?" want, dear?" Hanid asked. "There are a lot of Pixies, aren't there?"
Fifteen Pixies
Pixie McChef went on to ex- plain that all the Pixies were at that moment sitting around a big table in O'Cheer Hall in the roots of the Old Oak which was where the Pixies "Fifteen of us," said Pixie Hi there, Knarf," said the in their hands and a bowl of
lived-waiting with their spoons McChef. voice. Hi there, Hanid. Have hot oatmeal in front of them, you seen the Milkman?"
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Knarf and Hanid dropped to their knees and locked sharply among the twigs and leaves Dear the bottom of the bush.
"Why, IU's Pixie McChef!” ex- elaimed Hanid. “What are you going at the bottem of this bush,
“I'm waiting for the Milk- mama,” said Pixie McChef. "What else would I be doing? You haven't seem him, have you?”
Knarf and Hamid replied to Pixie McChef, who was about ae big "and round and as cheer- ful-booking as a chestnut, that
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"Only there's no milk." Pixie McChef. "And how can you eat oatmeal without milk?"
Knart and Hanid agreed that nobody, not even hungry Pixies, living in the roots of an Oak Tree in the middle of the park, could possibly eat oatmeal with- out milk.
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“And how can I get milk," asked Pixie McChef, "if that Milkman doesn't come?"
"We'll be glad to get the milk for you, dear," said Hanid.
"I guess 15 quarts cught to be enough," said Knarf.
Pixie McChef smiled an 1 shook his head.
"Much too much," he said. "I guess one quart would be enough," said Hanid,
"Much tco much," smiled Pixie McChef.
“Then one pint would be just right, wouldn't it?' asked Knarf.
"Much too much," smiled Pixie McChef again.
"A cup?" asked Hanid. "Too much," said Pixie Mr- Chef,
And just then the Milkman came along in his wagon,
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"The usual," answered Pixie McChef.
Knarf and Hanid looked 10 see what "the usual" was.
It was a thimbleful!
Thanked the Milkman
"Thank you very much," said Pixie McChef to the Milkman, who immediately went off in his cart.
"Now we all have enough for our catmeal,” he said to Knarf "And thank you,
and Hanid.
too, for offering to help.”
Then off he went with the thimbleful of fresh milk for all the Pixies who lived in O'Cheer Hall in the roots of the Old Oak in the middle of the park.
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