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exclaimed Mrs. Twistytail, the pig lady, as she went to the cupboard and looked in. "Whoever would have believed it?" EXCLAIMED MISSUS TWISTYTAIL THE PIG LADY AS SHE WENT TO THE CUPBOARD AND LOOKED IN WHOEVER WOULD HAVE BELIEVED IT
his rheumatism crutch, and tripped up the fox so that went tumbling head over heels, and when he got up he was so lame that he could not chase even a snail for more than a week. "Run! Run!" called Uncle Wiggily to Curly and the little piggie boy did run, and, after some trouble, he got safely home with his big apple and the meal, but Flop was there ahead of him. "After this," said Uncle Wiggily, when he came up to the piggie house, "after this, Curly, don't take such a large apple, and you can run better when a fox chases you." "I'll be careful after this," promised the piggie boy, and I guess he was. Anyhow it was a good lesson to him. And that night he and his brother had cornmeal pancakes with apple sauce on, and Uncle Wiggily stayed to supper. Now in case the automobile tire doesn't jump into the frying pan, and pretend it's a sausage for the lady in the purple dress to eat, I'll tell you next about the piggie boys and the pumpkin. STORY XIV THE PIGGIES AND THE PUMPKIN "Well, well!  SECTION FOURTEEN OF CURLY AND FLOPPY TWISTY TALE THIS IS A LIVERBOX RECORDING ALL LIVERBOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERBOX DOT ORG CURLY AND FLOPPY TWISTY TALE BY HOWARD R GERRIS STORY FOURTEEN THE PIGGIES AND THE PUMPKIN WELL WELL
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