The Bobbsey Twins at School

t lady. There was much confusion, for a circus wreck is about as bad a kind as can happen,

and Dinah with her, surrounding their little

and the full moon was coming up, so that the

nd Snoop!" cried Freddie. "H

back your lovely silver cup," said Mrs. Bobbse

with such a jerk," explained Flossie. "Oh, but m

hat silver cup very much, too

," cried Flossie. "Could there, Freddie

," advised Bert

do love that cat so. Never mind, Flossie and Fred

back, looking s

r?" asked Mrs. B

wtrain, and came on in ours. And, when we stopped she got out, and went up ahead. Part of the circus train, car

r silver cup," exclaimed Mrs. Bobbsey. "O

Danville-that's a hundred miles from here. But I will write to t

p?" asked Freddie,

member. He may be running around some where. But we can't wait any longer. We must get home. I'll speak to one of the swi

now!" exclaimed F

y. "Come, children, let's go home now, and leave it to

," said Flossie

he fat lady take the

t was very kind of you. But we really ought to start. We m

obbsey. But I suah am so

getting to be such a big cat that he can easily push the s

ime," for they feared Snoop was gone forever. They did n

t trolley line that would take them nearly home. The moon was well up now, and there was a good path across the field

ould ever see their pet cat again. They had had h

and joined the cir

ut he can't do any tricks, so

He can chase his tai

sn't a

uch as standin

th you if you don't stop that constant bickerin

g your tail a trick?" asked Fl

k, anyhow," declared her brot

anyhow," went on Flossie,

d Freddie, and thus tha

patch of woods now, when Bert, who was

is coming

mean?" asked Nan quickly, as s

e minutes now, to some animal following aft

ran back and took hold

said Mr. Bobbsey, a bit sternly.

l walking behind us. Listen a

e hard dirt path they all heard the "pitpat, pitpat" of

had said perhaps one of the beasts might have escaped from its cage. The others in the little

d Dinah, "an' if he comes fo' me I'll jab mah

ld make more noise than that. It may be one of the monkeys-I don't see

we keep it?" begged Floss

it around the house?" cried Mrs. Bobb

peered dow

ing," he said. "I

ed Nan, trembl

ark sounded-a

, I'm so glad it wasn't an elephant,

had been an elephant I-I'd give him a cookie,

a moonlit part of the path. The children could see that it was a big, s

g!" cried Nan. "I won

on. Bert snapped his

is hind legs and began marching

!" cried Flossie. "Oh