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1 , .'7 ' ; wutn u7 tauu py new fame. , vi couraa, tney wonaerea what the new plaything would ta, at when the "bit I
'" T. ' ; the children were told to wait until moraine, when tha came would be explained to them. : After breakfast wa over.
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' ' I " H"- w,ui w ocni m a mo 01 wop wnicn wa cruiroMoa y a . l? . -; w rcqu couiq not reach iL ; iiiere are iwuaEy twelvt pUyeri on each aide In thla jama, but, of coune, they had to retalonr with
1 - r; v ! ' . M CSinfSurttid around, until he found th baS they had uaed wheat playing tba "One Hunk" baS same, aome time
tWngawit,V , ; r . - oeiare, ana Brouf ht i (e-tjiem Whit beak. 'Big Bear aet up two polta, about bt feet apart, at botlfenda of tha baD rroind. to be UMd .
rolWfttHrttatV "' i'.5 -. u W .n.ipWn Jt J object .of die gam m to catch npiha bd)h th aettael mi of jBwitfck'Md try to thir r tut H '
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Bet t deer alnewa,.Ha told them how Nol J ; cVBM tiered tbptoZiJoneagaln .'
Bialcethmcqueta,-whfchtheywoulduMtaptavingBah.gawMidway,theR ... - r i i ,r . J " J. : ALU He talf he waa tJatron to tl-with AfMi, .ji;.?.MWP,rAT . .
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The ban atruck the trunk of a tree jutt behind the Big Rock and. glancing down-'
ward, hit the ground right in front of Little Beara noee. The Cub waa peacefully anor.
"" uiwrang m m waoia wigwam hum with thing he Ukad to eat when tha
.. meanwnue. the children and Aundak looked everywhere for tha hlL ht in ,
Then Big Bear came up. and auggeeted that it might have fallen on top of the bank, and to
look behind the Big Rotk. - Aundak flew to the top and mw the Cub holding aomething lit ' '
Little Bear remembered .the aevere whipping Big Bear gave him for "rough play ',,
in thiWhergarQtfltiali He Juat ehuffleotf toward the edge of the wooda,'aayJng that v
he waa going to take a little np, so theyTii3To-hfartn nroe without him.. Bir Bear- ;
made the first throw and, because he didn't a im quite right, the ball went wide and flew , thump of the ball on the ground woke him up; When he aaw the play ball bouncing up ? ' bia pawa and chewing it " It looked like theloat ball I Now thi ball waa the one made
whiiaing through the air in the direction of the Big llock behind which the Cub had gone . ' and down the thought carne to bin that it would be great joke on the children to hide ' ' . ' from the griitle taken from the noee of Nah-may, the Great Sturgeon, which Growling
v to tokehialittle nap., Both tha children and Aundak watched to flight end rtced after it, the ball to they could not go-on with their gam. "wh rt jtktr M gpJMwJ '' ' - Bird had wrapped all around with strings and Little Bear, of courae, had to iniff at it be-
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' - A.tht..Cub begta w chew the ball he saw that the string wrapping waa loose but, before he could unwind it all, Aumkk had
rtoldonhun, and Growling Bird began to climb the bank to take it away from him, Ha knew he'd be caught, ao he juat ! bolted h"""''."
T ',.na w.atONEGULPf Hetrie4totookveyuuiocentwheoth9lfttleboyPpe black fobtballl Growling Bird tried to catt
a yard of ttnng hanging out of hia mouth and that Convicted him. ; Growling Bird tried to putt the ball out. but the atruig broke- ' v ' , ;': V an awful bump when fee alruck the ground ,
r. . MW uw owraon-MOM iianill lAWm Rear thai! nretended tSat ha rtirtn't m K.; t, i-'i '? 'i .. .tiJ- , . , th. r.M,n u. vs v
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c i ' B:? Bear waa fust aBoUtto beat him when he thnuvht of mom fitting ni.;,i.ftiMt wvn l., im .. .u. 1.-11 ,u ..u I t
dragged the squealing. Cub back to the ball ground and, putting hia racquet under him, heaved hint up in the,air like a big, ' I I
tballl Growling Bird tried to catch him in the net of hia atick CtO break hia fain, but (he Cih ma kv f.t nt hMuw. .1k , I
baiL lie aaid ha thought it waa a FISH-BALL Xfrom the smell), els. h. never would have eaten it-O NO INDEED I . ' V
Eut BSSnt. bUevedJlLWflrd of it. oot evwurustful Ettle Yellew HairL - . ; 1 ;
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but, before Big Bear could reach him to give him another too, he scrambled to hia feet and . ' ' I-
e rest of tha daw I That ia what tiinwuiit whit Riv P4f .ttav4 a a(k Uai VtiMeaMei fiak V
saHjKlDe Jalef apt play it now, but they call It "Lacroeae," and, of courae, THEY have nevfer aeea , . t
WINDEGO LAND, yod know! ' , . ; " ; .: Julia- :;
lt.-ot cveajrustful little Yellow HairL , K , r, v - fat Bear Cub uaed a the ball I vTht could happen' only in WI
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