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By Jack Joseph Smith
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‘The-wemen and ‘the. man. were-Pollowed im by:.a. man.
assecduck; Animali watched’ the -duekman move easing
the-deg, The-deg felit\.the presences and‘ wondering. ~
Frau ster
around looking over its ass.it wished fer the~ luck
. _. Prankster
to go:aways But the duck was steady on i
BEF fArnet
efthvgg-knees, .it appeared’ for keepsy’ The dog: knew:
that wings without!feathers could ‘not fly, but all ~
ford ter
the>same could make waved, and ‘the duckuans flesh.
. atretehed ‘to-move-as ‘slowly as :pessitiles Animal’
watehed ‘waiting fer the wings:to-pick up»speeds' He~
knew ‘for ati least laughter: to flutter, , there had”
te be an exeiting quickness, The deg. begam te make -
shifts in its Wehaver, Sonetimes en its“hiness to
then: fully ina squirry, With no musele-on.the -tips,
the dégs ears were tuned'as ‘theugh they were -wireds
Arithal’ leoked ‘to -and fro from the dég down: ati.the-
end ‘of “the bar ‘te the-duck nearby the deerways' The:
ducks -squa't. was:neatly purposeds Somehow the duck
hada chanee to-be wise-heres Fitstthe way te field!
ewts Of eourse-the smoke was mist; The tables: flat.
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mushroomd,; and the glazed ‘lights could be milnipule
ated ‘inte a tarnished yoidenishadés'sThecdueck went.
te-meve aleng the outer-tables glimpsing about: ase
he balanced ‘on his seperated webbs,' The deg rese
up in sent; and quivered its supprised ‘nestrelss