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•anny and Nanny Have Two Homos.
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse
a ere bark in the groat jnan-blid with
fhe broken winy. II was so good to
be there that for two or three days
they were perfectly happy. Trader
the Wood Uat eatne over to see them
every night. Sometimes there were
other visitors, but none sa\c Trader
that dared elimb up in that man-bird.
Onre they saw Yowlor the Bob t'at
staring at it with eyes filled with cur
iosity and suspicion. lie walked
around It twice, liut he was careful to
keep at a distance.
Hut one morning, after having been
out all night, they were awakened by
'strange noises. They beard the \<oi«os
of men. They peeped out. Their
friend the aviator had returned, and
with him were other men. They
came straight to the great man-bird
and began looking it over very care
fully. Danny and Nanny watched
their chance and when no one was
looking climbed out and hhl In the
grans where 'hey could watch what
went on.
Those men went to work on the
great man-bird. They began taking
it apart. Danny and Nanny watched
until they were sure that those men
were going to stay right there. They
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AND ABOUND AGAIN ! <bUSt CAME EROmN
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didn't dare go l«ek to their nest In
the great man-bird.
"There is only one tiling to do,' Mid
Danny, “and that Is to go hack to
that other home of ours under the
stump. I’ll hips those two-legged
creatures will go away after a While."
tto Danny and Nanny went liack to
the home under the stump at tlie edge
of.lhe garden. Thej were thankful to
have a home to go to, hut at the
same lime they couldii t hear to think
of giving up their home in that great
maii-hirit All day, whenever they
were awake, they heard voices of men
and tlie noise of hammering. But
when night mine and darkness set
tled down with a suddenness with
whh-h.it always falls in the Sunny
South, nil noise ceased.
Finally Danny and Nanny ventured
to go back where they could see that
great man-bird. it was moonlight
then, and they saw at once that the
great man-bird was alone. There was
no one about. Little by little they
crept nearer. Finally ihey ventured
up into it. Their nest in tiie little
cupboard was undisturbed. As soon
ns they found this out they went out
I( was moonlight then, ami tlie.v saw
at once that the great man-bird
was alone.
to get enough to eat. and then came
back to spend the night there. They
hoped those two-legged creatures had
gone for good.
But the next morning they heard
them coming again. .So once more
they scampered back to their home
under the stump. So it was that
Danny and Nanny for several days
lived in two homes. In the daytime
they lived in the home under the
stump on the edge of the garden. The
nights they spent in their home in the
great man-bird. Somehow they just
couldn't keep away from it. They had
made that nest in the little cupboard
way back on the Breen Meadows lip
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North, and so that great man-bird
seemed more like home to them than
any homo they could make In tlua
strange land of the Sunny South.
Every night Trader the wnl Eat
visited them and took a lively Interest v
in looking at everything that had
been done to that man bird during »be
day.
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