Hallowe'en at Merryvale by Alice Hale Burnett
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at each place gave the table a gay look.
"What a funny pie," laughed Hopie. "What's inside?" "Each one find the card with his name on it. Then we'll all pull together," directed Chuck, "and find out." "Here's yours, Fat," called out Linn. "You're over here, by me, Reddy," announced Toad. "The fun's going to begin in a minute," cried Herbie. "Come on, Hopie, here's yours." "Everyone ready now," cried Toad as each one held on to his own ribbon. "Now, one, two, three, pull," and, with a tearing of paper out came the contents of the pie. Huge wiggly spiders, toads that hopped about the table, mice that looked real enough to frighten any girl, long striped paper snakes and giant grasshoppers were on the ends of those ribbons. The boys screamed with laughter as the queer-looking things hopped, rolled and bumped about on the table. "Look at what I've got," shrieked Hopie, holding an ugly looking spider up to view. "If that was real I'll bet you wouldn't be within ten feet of it," said Fat. |
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