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MACHINES THAT 0-BEEP AND FLY. 



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Instead of. walking i in the' usual ■ way he would hop' Wke' kfv6'g, 

 screeching all the while in a horrid way. ■ ' 



■' ■' • ' = Zack took a dislike to a dear 



Pr"'"*""^"^'*""^"'"'''^^^^'**^/^*" Quaker lady. He tore the crown 



out of several of her nice white 

 caps, pouncing doAvn on her head 

 from his swinging perch whenever 

 he passed by. She soon learned, 

 however, to keep her eyes all around 

 her when she passed him, and he 

 soon found there was no longer any 

 hope of that kind of fun. So he 

 slipped up behind her 

 one day, while she 

 bent over to pluck a 

 flower, and bit her 

 heel. The harder she 

 shook her foot the 

 harder he bit and 

 flapped his wings, un- 

 til, by and by, some 

 one came and took 

 him away. 

 One lady in the house had a number of cats. Once when she 

 went out to call them to dinner a voice above her head cried out, 

 just as she opened her lips, " Kitty, Kitty, Kitty! " She looked up 

 astonished to see the old cockatoo peeping roguishly down through 

 the grape-vine leaves. 



MACHTISTES THAT CREEP AND FLY. 



Did you know that all the silk in the world is made by very 

 little worms? These creatures have a machine for spinning it. 

 They wind the silk, too, as well as spin it. The curious cocoons 



