. Little folks in Busy-land . The little coach had not gone far along Paper-Road when Clara saw a high hill with a soldierscamp on it. Up the hill went the peanut horses,and they chatured, and clattered, and pattered till they reached the soldiers camp. Clara saw six large paper tents in the shade ofsix beautiful paper trees. Guns and cannon stoodabout, but where were the soldiers? A piece ofpaper pinned to the flagpole told Clara. Gone to the circus ! she read. Oh, we shalljust be in time for the circus! laughed Clara. Hurry, Dancer and Prancer and Robin and Dobbin!Hurry! Hurry as fast as you
. Little folks in Busy-land . The little coach had not gone far along Paper-Road when Clara saw a high hill with a soldierscamp on it. Up the hill went the peanut horses,and they chatured, and clattered, and pattered till they reached the soldiers camp. Clara saw six large paper tents in the shade ofsix beautiful paper trees. Guns and cannon stoodabout, but where were the soldiers? A piece ofpaper pinned to the flagpole told Clara. Gone to the circus ! she read. Oh, we shalljust be in time for the circus! laughed Clara. Hurry, Dancer and Prancer and Robin and Dobbin!Hurry! Hurry as fast as you can! 5. The horses galloped and galloped faster than theyhad ever gone before till they met a little paper dog,who ran out and barked at them. That was only thedogs way of saying: Welcome to Paper-Land, littleClara Clay! Clara said Thank you and How do you doto the polite paper dog, and then he ran back to hismaster, a paper cowboy. The cowboy was drivingfive fine paper cows to Paper-Town. The five paper cows bowed to Clara and said:Moo! Moo! Moo! That was their only way ofsaying: How do you do ! How do you do ! Howdo you do 1 By and by Clara came to a man and a dog whowere taking five snow-white horses to pasture. Thedog barked, Good morning! the horses neighed, Good morning! and the man called, Good morn-ing ! Good morning ! Good morning!1 cried Clara. What beautifulwhite horses! These are circus horses/ explainedthe man. You will see them in the big paradethis afternoon drawing the clowns cart. He standsup in his little cart and drives all these horses withone hand. There is a fine clown i
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