The Washington times., 1918-07-16
Puss in Boots
Jr.
By David Guy

And new I wtll tn 30 WA1g
n u,aAo thS Ittls pginesas orYi
IA IN thO lasf story WhaA tho
blue bird began - ainA
sTas TIE soag my hFOSAsr lSvsa
- sing sAid- ths Drlnsss sftsr .
short space. nut noW--anA hiding
her face In her hAndR 80 wspt
more bitterly than bsfsrO-rhS has
been sent away and hiddsA ~ NJ
srasI stsD-fAthsr.-
we win hnd him for you. prin-
ssss.- cried PusG Tear not for I
have great eonhdsnse IN ny tive
sozarsdes. Give us all sonsthing -
eat that We may have strenEtA -
undertake thIs advsntura.r
The princess At once ordered .
great feast to be set before thsus
ana vhsn cur three comrades ha1
satsn thsir al they eel cut once
more. with the prayers % tAs beau.
tifui princess for their safe rsturA.
A. they wound their way through
the pleasant valley. every 20 oftsA
the little blue bird would sing her
song. loud And sweet and thea
would pause, win folded vingA -
listen as Il expecting an ansvsr.
In tAis wise they went On for
many mIlsa, until. a. they ap-
preached a cottage By the roadside
Puss thought he heard = familiar
air. Indeed. be was sure that
something vas about 70 Happen.
for the SIusbird was whirring
around IN circles and singing ~ II
her life depended uDon ths Eay abe
trillsd and Warblsd
why, there's . blusbiFd IN THAI
wicker cage" exclaimed Puss. point
ing toward the cottage porch. from
which swung . bird cage. II vas.
indeed, true. and In another mousnt
Puss juniors hlusbira had psrehsd
upon the railing close b. scram-
Bling down from the giAufs shoul-
6sr. Puss touched the cage With his
magic ring. and to his amazsmsns
the little door new open and cut
walked = handsome young Rrinea
VINO are your cried PusL But
before he could reply. the giant s1-
claimed: ~zs must be brother Of
the Princess We have finished eur
Gdvsnturs-or nearly So he added.
rsmembsrinE he had yet to deal
With the crafty stspfathsr.
How can I ever repay your
cried the little Prince. At last being
able to speak from the JOY Of Il all
7 am freeI I am frssr' and he
almost cried with delight ninginS
his arms about Puss and patting the
leg Of the giant Come. little blue
bird, and let me thEnk you. too
he addsd. a. the pretty bird eircled
in the air aIightsd on Puss juniors
shoulder. Indeed. It was = happy
moment for all
And now said PuS@ let ~ ~
turn to the castle"
IN easiest way said the giAne.
"is for both Of you to climb on ny
back. anad in ave hundred short
seconds ven Be there. or have for
gotten my early training on the
eIn6er path All Of which goes to
show that even in 6nomelAnd there
are sports although % fsW fairy
tales tell Us anything about them.
As soon a. Puss and the Prince
had seated themselves comfortably
on the great shoulders Of the OBJ
liEing giant he set on at a ire
msnGous rata. and In . short time
they came TO the hill on which stood
the castle Of the beautiful PrineaSA
IF the Blue Bird becomes tired.
10 you mind II We take her on your
shoulder. tooT- asked Puss, which
mad the giant ehuekIs 50 that Puss
and the Prince could hardly keep
fren falling OF his broad shouldsrA
And n the next story you shall
hear what happened when the
wicked stspfather came homs-
Copyright. 1918. DAVID c@z.
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