COMING WHAT

IS THIS?
NEXT MONTH
Solve this puzzle by placing the point of

drawing a line to dot number 2. Then you

draw another line to dot number 3 and so
on, until you have connected all the dots.
After you have done this, you may use your
crayons to color this surprise picture.

•P'HE little tailor wanted to marry a beau-

■ tiful princess. But first he had to defeat
three giants, a unicorn and a wild boar. He
wasn’t as big as they were, but he was much,

Be sure to reod

THE GALLANT
TAILOR
IN NEXT MONTH S

JUNIOR
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BUT I WILL COME THANK YOU, GENTLE

TO VISIT YOU. I WILL. NIGHTINGALE. YOU WILL Then the nightingale
SIT ON A BRANCH MAKE ME HAPPY FLEW AWAY AND THE
OUTSIDE YOUR WINDOW WHENEVER YOU COME. EMPEROR WENT OUT TO
AND SING YOU .... . .» GREET HIS PEOPLE.
SWEET SONGS, HR

AND HAPPY. BUT NEVER WAS

HE AS HAPPY AS WHEN
THROUGH HIS OPEN WINDOW
HE HEARD THE SONG OF
THE NIGHTINGALE.
 THE MOON

THE MOON HAS A FACE LIKE THE CLOCK IN THE HALL;

SHE SHINES ON THIEVES ON THE GARDEN WALL,
ON STREETS AND FIELDS AND HARBOR QUAYS,
AND BIRDIES ASLEEP IN THE FORKS OF THE TREES.

THE SQUALLING CAT AND THE SQUEAKING MOUSE,

THE HOWLING DOG BY THE DOOR OF THE HOUSE,
THE BAT THAT LIES IN BED AT NOON,
ALL LOVE TO BE OUT BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON.

BUT ALL OF THE THINGS THAT BELONG TO THE DAY

CUDDLE TO SLEEP TO BE OUT OF HER WAY;
AND FLOWERS AND CHILDREN CLOSE THEIR EYES
TILL UP IN THE MORNING THE SUN SHALL ARISE.
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MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB

IT FOLLOWED HER TO SCHOOL ONE DAY,

WHICH WAS AGAINST THE RULE;
IT MADE THE CHILDREN LAUGH AND PLAY
TO SEE THE LAMB AT SCHOOL.

AND THEN IT RAN TO HER AND LAID

ITS HEAD UPON HER ARM,
AS IF IT SAID, “I'M NOT AFRAID—
YOU'LL KEEP ME FROM ALL HARM."