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"Let's not play any more," said Danny. "I'm tired of the ole circus, anyway," replied Chris. They went into the house, Jerry slowly following them. Even he could not 'maginary the old green wrapper and the stuffed brown coat sleeve and blue trouser leg into an elephant any more. The days slipped by and none of the children played circus again.
"Charlie," said Will, entering the house again, "I think two cats out there took your rabbit, and we will catch them and box them and exhibit them." "As my maginary?" "Yes, and I'll tell you how to label them."
"I'm a el'funt," said Danny proudly, "an' I jump the fence like the circus el'funt." "An el'funt!" cried Darn, turning his eyes up to the sky. "And he calls that an' el'funt!" "It is a el'funt," protested Jerry. Darn Darner laughed derisively. "You can 'maginary it's a el'funt," Chris explained. "It would take some imagination," was Darn's only comment on that.
"You just just play it," he answered. "'Maginary you're an el'funt jumpin' a fence and all." "I'll be the el'funt!" cried Danny. "I want to be the el'funt," objected Chris. "The el'funt's mine," Jerry asserted and he closed his lips tightly. Danny didn't have any right to that elephant. "I saw it first," he added. "I said 'I'll be the el'funt' first, didn't I?" asked Danny.
The white elephant's relative was a conspicuous character after the lifting of the cover that evening. The next morning Charlie appeared before Will, hanging out a long, dismal face, and speaking with difficulty. "She's gone!" "Who, Aunt Stanshy?" "No, Bunny!" "Your rabbit? How?" "I don't know. I left her all right in the maginary, last night." "Let me go out and look round.
"I ain't never seen a circus." "No more have I," replied Danny. "Can't you 'maginary something?" asked Celia Jane. "We could ''maginary things'," interposed Nora, "but they might not be in a circus." "There's more'n one circus picture up," said Jerry. "Darn Darner said there was one at Jenkins' corner and one on Jeffreys' barn. P'raps they'll tell us what's in a circus." "Of course," said Danny.
Every thing was made ready for the sale. Aunt Stanshy's two rooms were the scene of much bustle, and while the boys were at their tables, Miss Barry in a tastily-draped corner was ready for a reasonable sum to serve out refreshments to every applicant. The Helping-Hand Sale had various attractions. Among them was Charlie's "maginary."
Your experience at your fair fitted you to go right along with this thing in splendid style." Tony thought he could bring some pictures that had been forwarded from Italy, and Charlie said, "I guess I can get up a maginary." "A maginary?" asked Will. Charlie only chuckled over his proposition, and made no explanations. "I propose," said Will, "I propose, Mr.
It was a box covered with white cloth, a piece of workmanship at which Charlie had been secretly tinkering for two days. It was labeled "A Distant Cousin of the White Elephant of Siam. Price to see, three cents, and don't tell when you've seen it." This attracted great attention. "Miss Persnips," said Charlie to the shopkeeper, who came to patronize the sale, "do you want to see my maginary?
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