WASSA MAKES A PLAN. 61

was a very crude affair, and all the light that
entered came through the open door.

The two giants who were to carry away the
hut cautiously approached, and stooping down,
looked in through the open door. The inside
of the hut was as untidy as was the outside, and
the giants saw the rover’s family fast asleep on
beds of fir boughs.

Satisfied that everything was in readiness
for their plan, the giants rose to their feet and

 

prepared to begin their work, while their com-
panions stationed themselves at a distance to
watch the proceeding.

The two giants bent over to raise the hut
from the ground, but no sooner had they placed