Raggedy Andy Stories by John B. (John Barton) Gruelle
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page 64 of 74 (86%)
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"Nearly all the time!" Raggedy Andy replied. "First I would get sopping wet and then I'd freeze!" "Freeze!" exclaimed all the dolls in one breath. "Dear me, yes!" Raggedy Andy laughed. "Just see here!" And Raggedy Andy pulled his sleeve up and showed where his rag arm had been mended. "That was quite a rip!" he smiled. "Dear! Dear! How in the world did it happen? On a nail?" Henny, the Dutch doll, asked as he put his arm about Raggedy Andy. "Froze!" said Raggedy Andy. The dolls gathered around Raggedy Andy and examined the rip in his rag arm. "It's all right now!" he laughed. "But you should have seen me when it happened! I was frozen into one solid cake of ice all the way through, and when Marcella tried to limber up my arm before it had thawed out, it went, 'Pop!' and just bursted. "Then I was placed in a pan of nice warm water until the icy cotton inside me had melted, and then I was hung up on a line above the kitchen stove, out at Gran'ma's." "But how did you happen to get so wet and then freeze?" asked Raggedy Ann. |
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