full of spears.

    Er-um-Praps Id better splain t I gave  picture,

    said taffy, but s feel quite comfy.

    You! said tribe of tegumai all together.

    Small-person--to-be-spanked! You?

    taffy dear, Im afraid tle trouble, said   care.

    Explain! Explain! Explain! said tribe of tegumai, and .

    I ed tranger-man to fetc, said taffy. t lots of spears. t times to make sure. I couldnt  looking as if it stuck into Daddys  room on t Mummy called bad people are my beavers. I drao s tranger-man, and I t tupidest people in taffy. h mud? ash him!

    Nobody said anyt all for a longtime, till tranger-man ( a teribe laug laugesee to all t! ever so often.

    tribe of tegumai cried and said and sang, O Small-person--any-manners-o-be-spanked, youve  upon a great invention!

    I didnt intend to; I only ed Daddys black-handled spear,

    said taffy.

    Never mind. It is a great invention, and some day men  ing. At present it is only pictures, and, as ures are not alood. But a time egumai, y-six of em,--and o e, and tly  any mistakes. Let t of trangers hair.

    I s, said taffy, because, after all, t every single otribe of tegumai, youve forgotten my Daddys black-handled spear.

    taffy dear, t time you e a picture-letter, youd better send a man , to explain  means. I dont mind it myself, because I am a  its very bad for t of tribe of tegumai, and, as you can see, it surprises tranger.

    ted tranger-man (a genuine teeo tribe of tegu