Hallowe'en at Merryvale by Alice Hale Burnett
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Puff! "How many?" shouted the others. "Five," counted Father Brown, "that's a good beginning." Reddy then gave Fat a poke with his elbow. "Move up," he urged. Toad came next and turned around three times for luck and then took a long breath. Puff! "One, two, three, four," called Father. "What," cried Toad in surprise, "only four--why, I was sure they would all go out." Linn came next. Standing upon his toes and holding his hands together high above his head he turned slowly around, then, leaning down he gave a great blow. "Six," counted Father Brown, "that's the best yet." "Watch me," cried Chuck, who stood next, and placing his hands upon his hips he started dancing about before the table. "Ha, look at the funny dancer," shouted Hopie. |
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