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    from behind a limb and a queer, wrinkled face peered at him.

    Mr. Crow did not recognize the face. It was an odd one. In fact, he thought he had never seen an odder. But if he thought the face a queer one, it was not half as peculiar as the stranger's actions.

    For, as Mr. Crow watched him, the stranger slipped into full view, hanging by his tail and one hand from a limb, while with the other hand he waved a red cap.

    Old Mr. Crow's mouth fell open. For a time he said never a word.

    And for him, that was quite out of the ordinary.
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