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Edwin P. Norwood. The Adventures of Diggeldy Dan
The Adventures of Diggeldy Dan
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I. IN WHICH DAN MEETS THE PRETTY LADY WITH THE BLUE-BLUE EYES
CHAPTER II. IN WHICH DAN HEARS THE MESSAGE FROM TOO-BO-TAN
CHAPTER III. IN WHICH DAN RELEASES THE ANIMALS OF SPANGLELAND
CHAPTER IV. IN WHICH THE ANIMALS ELECT OFFICERS
CHAPTER V. IN WHICH GIRAFFE GIVES A CHALK-TALK AND THE ANIMALS LEARN A NEW GAME
CHAPTER VI. IN WHICH THE ANIMALS SEND A MESSAGE TO THE PRETTY LADY
CHAPTER VII. IN WHICH THE ANIMALS MEET WITH A DISAPPOINTMENT AND A SURPRISE AND A STORY IS BEGUN
CHAPTER VIII. IN WHICH THE PRETTY LADY CONTINUES HER STORY
CHAPTER IX. IN WHICH THE PRETTY LADY CONCLUDES HER STORY
CHAPTER X. IN WHICH THE PRETTY LADY TELLS OF MYSTERIES AND SPANGLES
CHAPTER XI. IN WHICH THE ANIMALS PLAY AT CIRCUS AND DAN PROMISES A STORY
CHAPTER XII. IN WHICH DAN ANSWERS THE BECKONING TREES
CHAPTER XIII. IN WHICH DAN LEARNS OF PEANUTS AND THINGS
CHAPTER XIV. IN WHICH DAN PARTS WITH OLD FRIENDS AND PREPARES TO CLAIM A REWARD
CHAPTER XV. IN WHICH DAN AND GRAY EARS ARRIVE AT THEIR GOAL
CHAPTER XVI. IN WHICH DAN JOINS THE VERY BIGGEST CIRCUS
CHAPTER XVII. IN WHICH THE ANIMALS ENTERTAIN AN UNEXPECTED CALLER
CHAPTER XVIII. IN WHICH THE PRETTY LADY CARRIES A PASSENGER INTO THE WIDE WIDE WORLD
CHAPTER XIX. IN WHICH LITTLE BLACK BEAR SPENDS A NIGHT IN THE FOREST
CHAPTER XX. IN WHICH LITTLE BLACK BEAR MEETS SHAGG, THE CARPENTER
CHAPTER XXI. IN WHICH LITTLE BLACK BEAR ADDS STILL MORE TO HIS STORY
CHAPTER XXII. IN WHICH DAN MEETS BEADER, OF THE JUMPING DRAGOONS
CHAPTER XXIII. IN WHICH DAN SPENDS A NIGHT IN THE VALLEY OF TICK TOCK
CHAPTER XXIV. IN WHICH DAN IS PRESENTED WITH THE KEY TO THE VALLEY
CHAPTER XXV. IN WHICH DAN HEARS THE CLOCK STRIKE ONE
CHAPTER XXVI. WE SAY GOODBYE TO DIGGELDY DAN
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Edwin P. Norwood
Published by Good Press, 2021
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In a very twinkling there appeared the most beautiful circus lady one ever laid eyes upon. Page 10.
And, with that, it flew from its perch at the top of the little round pole, while in a very twinkling, there appeared the most beautiful circus lady one ever laid eyes upon—and with her a White-White Horse right out of the sky. So that, when Dan picked himself up, and, lifting one foot, was just about to finish his dance, his red-red lips fell very far apart and his eyes became almost as large as the polka-dot patches that covered his white, baggy suit. Indeed, he presented so comical an appearance—standing there with one foot in the air, and I staring his visitor most out of countenance—that the Lady leaned forward on her White-White Horse and burst into so merry a laugh that it sounded like all the silver tinkle bells in the world.
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