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"Now to make the fire and roast them," spoke the little piggie boy, and when he had shoved the leaves all up in a heap with his nose he lit them with a match. NOW TO MAKE THE FIRE AND ROAST THEM SPOKE THE LITTLE PIGGY BOY AND WHEN HE HAD SHOVED THE LEAVES ALL UP IN A HEAP WITH HIS NOSE HE LIT THEM WITH A MATCH
nd play. In a vacant lot, not far from their house, Flop Ear had collected a big pile of leaves, ready for the fire, and he said to Curly Tail: "Now, if you go get the other fellows, I'll find some more leaves, and some old boxes and barrels and we'll have a fine big fire." "All right, I will," agreed Curly Tail. So off he ran over the fields and through the woods to call all his friends to the bonfire which Flop Ear was going to make. "Now for a surprise!" exclaimed the little piggie boy who was left near the pile of leaves. "I'll look for some potatoes and I'll put them to roast in the bonfire and when it is all over we'll eat them, and sit about the blaze, telling stories about the election." So he crawled through a fence into a field near by, where there were some late potatoes, and soon, with his strong, rubbery nose, he was rooting them up. The field belonged to Grandfather Goosey Gander, and Flop knew the old gentleman goose would not mind if the boy animals took a few potatoes. SSONS THE PIGGY BOYS COULD RUN OUT AND PLAY IN A VACANT LOT NOT FAR FROM THEIR HOUSE FLOP EAR HAD COLLECTED A BIG PILE OF LEAVES READY FOR THE FIRE AND HE SAID TO CURLY TAIL NOW IF YOU GO GET THE OTHER FELLOWS I'LL FIND SOME MORE LEAVES AND SOME OLD BOXES AND BARRELS AND WE'LL HAVE A FINE BIG FIRE ALL RIGHT I WILL AGREED CURLY TAIL SO OFF HE RAN OVER THE FIELDS AND THROUGH THE WOODS TO CALL ALL HIS FRIENDS TO THE BONFIRE WHICH FLOPPIER WAS GOING TO MAKE NOW FOR A SURPRISE EXCLAIMED THE LITTLE PIGGY BOY WHO WAS LEFT NEAR THE PILE OF LEAVES I'LL LOOK FOR SOME POTATOES AND I'LL PUT THEM TO ROAST IN THE BONFIRE AND WHEN IT IS ALL OVER WE'LL EAT THEM AND SIT ABOUT THE BLAZE TELLING STORIES ABOUT THE ELECTION SO HE CRAWLED THROUGH A FENCE INTO A FIELD NEAR BY WHERE THERE WERE SOME LATE POTATOES AND SOON WITH HIS STRONG RUBBERY NOSE HE WAS ROOTING THEM UP THE FIELD BELONGED TO GRANDFATHER GOOSEY GANDER AND FLOP KNEW THE OLD GENTLEMAN GOOSE WOULD NOT MIND IF THE BOY ANIMALS TOOK A FEW POTATOES
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