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anything to the contrary. So there was no use
arguing. Uncle and niece held to their respec-
tive opinions.

Gentle reader, whom do you think was
right, Elsie or Uncle Tom? It is left to you to
decide whether the book of directions entitled,
Fairyland: And Flow To Reach It, was given
to Elsie by her uncle, or by
Froggy the Fiddler, zz
Fairyland. If the latter is
the case—and it seems it
must be—you have an equal
chance with Elsie of visiting
Fairy and Frog Land. You
will see this by referring to
the first two lines of the

(i _. directions, which address
fll! Mk all young folk.

The froggies say that
the little boy still awaits the coming of a
second child.

Whenever you see a frog be kind to it, and
you-may learn something of the fairies.

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Years have passed since Elsie’s wonder
adventures with Froggy the Fiddler; she is now
a beautiful young lady. But she still holds
among her most valuable possessions the precious
book— Fazryland : And How To Reach It