e all in rows, close side by side, quiet as could be. Theyall wore black night-caps. Their father was Mr. Pop Korn, and the little ones were Pops too. Once they had green curtains to their cob bed, and a silky plumefor a canopy. Now the curtains were braided up with other bed-curtains,… … THE POP FAMILY. 136 THE POP FAMIL Y. What joy! Now there was to be some play. A dozen childrenwere there. They jumped about the floor when the Pops came in. Then the boy began to rub and tickle the little Pops with histhumb and fingers. How glad they were ! They jumped from theirbed into a dish.…
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