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Freckles

CHAPTER III
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The moth cleared the opening, and with many wabblings and contortions climbed up the tree.

He stared speechless with amazement as the moth crept around a limb and clung to the under side.

There was a big pursy body, almost as large as his thumb, and of the very snowiest white that Freckles ever had seen.

There was a band of delicate lavender across its forehead, and its feet were of the same colour; there were antlers, like tiny, straw-colored ferns, on its head, and from its shoulders hung the crumpled wet wings.

As Freckles gazed, tense with astonishment, he saw that these were expanding, drooping, taking on color, and small, oval markings were beginning to show.
The minutes passed.


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