Curly and Floppy Twistytail; the Funny Piggie Boys by Howard R. (Howard Roger) Garis
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with his brother, Flop.
Well, as Curly was going through the woods, all of a sudden, under a tree, something fell and hit him on the nose. He jumped to one side and exclaimed: "Who is throwing stones at me?" But no one answered, and Curly went on. Soon something else fell down, and hit him on the ear. "I say!" he cried. "Would you please stop that? Is that the skillery-scalery alligator, or the fuzzy fox?" But no one answered him, and Curly hurried on, thinking that perhaps bad fairies might be trying to have fun with him, or maybe turn him into a ham, or a piece of bacon, or something like that. Well, he had not gone on much farther when, all at once, another something pattered down from a high tree, and struck him on the nose again. "Oh, I say!" cried Curly, "please stop!" for this time it had been something sharp that hit him. "That isn't fair!" went on the little piggie boy. "Who is throwing things at me?" He looked down on the ground, and there he saw something like a rubber ball, only it was a sort of greenish brown color, and had stickers all over on it. And then it burst open, and out rolled three little brown things. |
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