: nae ey S's ya wer: a ‘are; we o% ¢ of “e ae . apogee ist sly ed yer aoeStee. 2 nee . es 2 od et ne fi ; BRRigo 4 . eis wae rae a ae a t; ‘ rhea ce TS BV EST rs = 45 ShWyae Sard Gea ts RYeee:as Be . Se ae ae SORKs Rivet, GR ee Ne t ? . ET SRO Ss -_ Bey SES $f; oer , . RESP : *y rie 4 THE THEME UP AND Poor Mrs. nest in gO RE =F a ey, Nat a t ibid aia: . BIRDS a Someta sh i ey atg ¥ COURT DOWN .obin flew desperately back old maple tree. the ape gyi ESO:FPSB a SED Sad tee Bera Poetee ee Pare y. &, BOSE SE Ha and She flapped the small forth above her wings her noisily and screamed: BIRD BOUNDS AS ABOVE she even ventured stealthily to peck at into her tiny nest. blue egas in over the lovely egeas, and all had hand that The short and in a appeared on the « cene tt, was fineers slipping closed twinkling, preedilly nest, disappeared. MUSIC TP AND DOWN By this time Mr. trying to comfort SOUND OF BIRDS Robin his had wife, and was They chirped excitedly together branchto branch, and with thief, sat CHIRPING HOpping anxiously distrust and from dislike the who so eyeing unconcerned below 16. them. Yes, nine year old 3 Lee was not distrubed by the 1”, robin's disllke for him. Instead as he leaned contentedly 18 against the rough trunk of the maple tree he examined his 19, prige oarefully. Ina little while he would have the fun of 20 sneaning the eg@afs against the old oak tree, The nest he would gl. keep au a souvenir of his day's successful hunt. Suddenly he a8. felt very tired, and he could hardly hold up his head. He a8 set the nest down on the grass beside him and shut hia eyes, a4, DREAMY MUSIC UP AND UNDER | eB, Something very queer happened. He found himself shrinking, 26, shrinking until he was smaller that the two robins who still 27, chattered angrily far above him. Krom where he sat the tree 28, resembled a huge giant, with leafy arms stretching in all 20, directions, Then he heard a chorus of angry volces..o.He was so 30. frightened. BRING IN ANGRY VOICE SOUNDS