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You'll find the magic shoes. The Fairy Queen said she sent them with Sfiver Wing last night after you were in bed. Come as soon as you gan. Good- bye. " 2 "What are you talking about? , | Why don't you come?" asked Nick, {| coming to see what kept Nancy so long.. Nancy hung up the receiver with- out answering and flew to the big box under the stairs where the-over- shoes were kept. She banged back the lid and start- ed to fish around and in about three i and three-quarter seconds she' held up the two pairs of queer little shoes that were famous for their adven- tures. "Hurry!" was all she said pop- ping down on the floor where she was and untyiug her little leather i! shoes and putting the other ones on. And not until Nick had done like- wise and felt himself being whisked right out through the closed front door and dowa the road like a light- ning express, did he know what fit was all about. Indeed, even then he didn't know exactly where they were going, but STARR PHONOGRAPHS . 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"How d' do!" he said hospitably, changing his scrubbing brush over to the soap-hand, and wiping the other one dry on his apron so he could shake hands with his visitors. "I thought you'd be along about now. it doesn't take the Magic- -Shoe-Bx- press long to travel. No, sir! I cer- tainly am glad to see you. But come right in, I'm a nice one to keep you standing bere all day. Come right in to Serub-Up Land and meet my friends." The Twins followed the fairyman through the gate and along.a little path between some bushes, and at last they came to a nice little house with a front porch. Op the front porch was a washing tub and all around on hooks hung brushes and scissors and combs of all kinds and sizes. On a shelf with- in easy reach stood a row of cans and bottles. It looked sort of like a bar ber shop and sort of like a launery and sort of like a dentist office, for there was the big chair and every. thing. 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