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The Scarlet Moth tripped the Blue Fox ' s Child with its foot and hit its head against the wall, and said, You shall not use force! You shall not use force! (Now Force, Dearly Beloved, is a Horrid word and does not mean the porridge you eat for Breakfast, but it means Anything-that-Is-Rough-and-Hurts.) And the Scarlet Moth was Rough and Hurt the head of the Blue Fox ' s Child. And when the Blue Fox ' s Child tried to take its Animal to the Place where the Party was, the Scarlet Moth held it by its knees, and the Blue Fox ' s Child had to walk, dragging the Scarlet Moth with it. Soon the Blue Fox came to save its Child and everyone used Very Naughty Angry Words. Then it was time for the Party to begin. And this is the funniest part of my story, oh, Best Beloved, so hear and attend and listen, because in the Time-that-is-now, there are no jokes like the one that behappened and befell at this Party. The Scarlet Moth thought all along that it knew that the Blue Fox ' s Child was going to bring the Blue Devil to the party, so it made up a Song to the Blue Devil, to make the Blue Fox ' s Child angry and to show the Blue Fox ' s Child that the Scarlet Moth ' s ' Satiable curiosity was still among the Animals. And the Poor little Blue Fox ' s Child began to cry, and big tears rolled all the way down to its little feet because it did so want to surprise the Green Sea Horse and the Blue Fox, and most of all it wanted to surprise the Scarlet Moth, and it thought that all its fun was going to be spoiled. But when the animal came in — what do you suppose, oh, Best Beloved? It It wasn ' t a Blue Devil at all, but it had four lovely legs and was Big and Blue and it Roared out Loud and Scared the Scarlet Moth so that it Ran away and hid because it was so ashamed of its ' Satiable Curiosity and its Horrid Temper. You see, when the Blue Devil saw how sorry the Blue Fox ' s Child was when its surprise was all spoiled, he changed into a Beautiful Big Blue Tiger with a Beautiful Big Blue Roar that scared the Scarlet Moth Dreadfully. And so the Blue Fox ' s Child was happy in all the Time-that-Came-After because it had fooled the ' Satiable curiosity of the Scarlet Moth. Alice Nicoll. Cla £ itttnuteg Motion — To spend ten dollars for flowers for Cornelia Skinner for Freshman Show. Discussion (A. Lee) — I think Cornelia Skinner is worth more than ten dollars. (Lib) I guess twenty-five would just about do it. 24
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Jl)oU) tfje iBluc 23ebil Pecame tfje 3Blue tger HEAR and attend and listen, for i Ins befell .m l behappened and became and was. Oh, my lust Beloved, when the Class Animals were wild. The Green Sea Horse was wild and the Blue Fox was wild and all the animals in the Time Before were wild and fought with one another in a dreadfully wild way. Hut wildest of all wild animals was the Scarlet Moth, who had a ' Satiable curiosity as well as a Horrid Temper. The Scarlet Moth had a ' Satiable curiosity to find out what the First Singing of the Blue Fox ' s Child meant, and sent the Big Ceaseless One to find out. (For you must know, oh, Best Beloved, that the Big Ceaseless One didn ' t find out, but somebody did, and so the Scarlet Moth sang a song just like the First Singing of the Blue Fox ' s Child —only the words weren ' t the same.) Now the Blue Fox ' s Child ' s Beautiful Blue eyes were opened and it saw what a Wild World it was in and how Wildest Wild the Scarlet Moth was, and it was careful in all the Time-That-Came-After. Later on in Time, the Blue Fox ' s Child gave a party to the Scarlet Moth, and the party was a nice party, with Songs about the Dream Palaces and about pretty Bubbles and about the Valley-that-is-beyond-the-Moon and about lots of other beautiful things. Oh, Best Beloved, it was a lovely party! But the Wild ' Satiable curiosity of the Scarlet Moth couldn ' t wait to see what Wild Animal the Blue Fox ' s Child would bring to the party; and so it called the Ceaseless One to it again and said, Oh, Ceaseless One, go down to the little Green Hollow that is over the Hill and lie down and make believe you are a rock and perhaps the Blue Fox ' s child will sing a song about the Wild, Wild Animal that is coming to the party to-night. But you see, oh, Best Beloved, that the Blue Fox ' s Child ' s Beautiful Blue Fives were open wide. It onlykicked the CeaselessOne when it made believe it was a rock and told it to go home to its Mother. The night of the party came soon and all the wild animals were waiting for it to begin. The Blue F ox ' s Child was painting its face so that it would look most beautiful of All, and Surprise the Scarlet Moth and the Blue Fox and the Green Sea Horse. A Messenger came running in a great hurry with hardly any breath left and said to the Blue Fox ' s Child, Go up to the Big-Hall-that-is-called-Pem- broke and save the life of your Wild Animal from the ' Satiable curiosity of the Scarlet Moth — and most ' specially save your Wild Animal from the Horrid Temper of the Scarlet Moth. So the Little Blue Fox ' s Child ran as fast as its little short legs would take it to the Big-Hall-that-is-called-Pembroke and the Blue Fox ' s Child ' s Beautiful Blue Eyes opened wider at the dreadfully wild fight it saw. And it knew even better than before that it must be wild too. It knew, oh, Best Beloved, that if it wasn ' t wild, it would go where all the little Dead Bunnies go. So it started to fight and show its little white teeth and tried its very best to keep the Scarlet Moth out of the Cave where the Blue Devil was hiding. (For you must know, oh, Best Beloved, that that was the name of the animal that the Blue Fox ' s Child was going to bring to the Party.) 23
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