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There were many of the apples, and they had to be put in barrels and brought into the cellar. "Oh, don't those apples smell good," said Flop as he leaned over the fence and looked at them. "Indeed they do," agreed Curly. "They remind me of apple pie and cheese." THERE WERE MANY OF THE APPLES AND THEY HAD TO BE PUT IN BARRELS AND BROUGHT INTO THE CELLAR OH DON'T THOSE APPLES SMELL GOOD SAID FLOP AS HE LEANED OVER THE FENCE AND LOOKED AT THEM INDEED THEY DO AGREED CURLY THEY REMIND ME OF APPLE PIE AND CHEESE
"We'll help eat it," finished Flop quickly with a laugh. "No, all I need is some cornmeal to make pancakes with in the morning," spoke the pig lady. "Run along now, but you need not hurry back, and you may play on the way." Curly and Flop whistled through their noses at hearing this, for they knew they could have some fun after all, and away they started for the store. The old gentleman duck who kept it, and who was a forty 'leventh cousin to Grandfather Goosey Gander, wrapped the cornmeal in two separate bags, so that Curly could carry one, and Flop the other. "That will make it even," said the store duck, as he gave the piggie boys each a sweet cracker. Back home they started, playing tag, and hide the acorn, and all such games like that, including one called "Please Don't Pull My Tail and I Won't Pull Yours." That's a very funny game. Well, all of a sudden, as Curly and Flop were going along, they came past a field where a kind old rat gentleman was picking his apples off the trees.  OF MILK CHOCOLATE BECAUSE IF IT IS WE'LL HELP EAT IT FINISHED FLOP QUICKLY WITH A LAUGH NO ALL I NEED IS SOME CORN MEAL TO MAKE PANCAKES WITH IN THE MORNING SPOKE THE PIG LADY RUN ALONG NOW BUT YOU NEED NOT HURRY BACK AND YOU MAY PLAY ON THE WAY CURLY AND FLOPED WHISTLED THROUGH THEIR NOSES AT HEARING THIS FOR THEY KNEW THEY COULD HAVE SOME FUN AFTER ALL AND AWAY THEY STARTED FOR THE STORE THE OLD GENTLEMAN DUCK WHO KEPT IT AND WHO WAS A FORTY ELEVENTH COUSIN TO GRANDFATHER GOOSEY GANDER WRAPPED THE CORN MEAL IN TWO SEPARATE BAGS SO THAT CURLY COULD CARRY ONE AND FLOP THE OTHER THAT WILL MAKE IT EVEN SAID THE STORE DUCK AS HE GAVE THE PIGGY BOYS EACH A SWEET CRACKER BACK HOME THEY STARTED PLAYING TAG AND HIDE THE ACORN AND ALL SUCH GAMES LIKE THAT INCLUDING ONE CALLED PLEASE DON'T PULL MY TAIL AND I WON'T PULL YOURS THAT'S A VERY FUNNY GAME WELL ALL OF A SUDDEN AS CURLY AND FLOP WERE GOING ALONG THEY CAME PAST A FIELD WHERE A KIND OLD RAT GENTLEMAN WAS PICKING HIS APPLES OFF THE TREES
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