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know. And when the moon is round on the side opposite where you

started, we get the whole of the bright side, cr it is fullmoon. Goodie,
goodie!”

 

 

“You have got
it now, Rick,”
said Uncle Nat,
smiling at his
nephew’s enthu-
slasm.

“Ralph, do you
understand ?”

Ralph nodded
his head but
looked glum ; “T
—I—don’t feel
right — here,”’
and he laid his
hand on his

OF THE

stomach.

“ Ah, 2¢ is com-
ing on, I see.
Well, I will put
you right to bed,
and fix you all
nice.”

The mysteri-
ous “it” soon
made Rick put

his hand to his stomach. and Uncle Nat had his hands