Raggedy Andy Stories by John B. (John Barton) Gruelle
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feels much better!"
Raggedy Andy told all the dolls to rub butter upon their hands. "The candy is getting cool enough to pull!" he said. Then, when all the dolls had their hands nice and buttery, Raggedy Andy cut them each a nice piece of candy and showed them how to pull it. "Take it in one hand this way," he said, "and pull it with the other hand, like this!" When all the dolls were supplied with candy they sat about and pulled it, watching it grow whiter and more silvery the longer they pulled. Then, when the taffy was real white, it began to grow harder and harder, so the smaller dolls could scarcely pull it any more. When this happened, Raggedy Andy, Raggedy Ann, Uncle Clem and Henny, who were larger, took the little dolls' candy and mixed it with what they had been pulling until all the taffy was snow white. [Illustration: The taffy pull] Then Raggedy Andy pulled it out into a long rope and held it while Uncle Clem hit the ends a sharp tap with the edge of the spoon. This snipped the taffy into small pieces, just as easily as you might break icicles with a few sharp taps of a stick. |
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