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beach. Grandfather and Kat covered Kit up withsand to keep him warm while his clothes weredrying. Then Grandfather stuck the Twinsfish-poles up in the sand and tied the linestogether for a clothes-line, and hung Kitsclothes up on it, and Kat put their threewooden shoes in a row beside Kit. Then… … It will never do to go home without anyfish at all. So by and by he went back to the pier andcaught one while the Twins played in thesand. He put it in the lunch-basket to carryhome. Kat brought shells and pebbles to Kit, be-cause he had to stay covered up in the sand,and Kit built a play dyke all…
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