" Arm in arm we sailed forth, as gay and festiv as a pair of turkle dovesHORRIS with his panterloons stuffed in his bute legs, and the undersined with his specturcals adjusted on his nose.

People catch turkles and shoot at parrots and things, but they can see what they're doing.

Illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

John R. Tunis (A); 26Oct72; R538781. TURKLE, BRINTON.

By Ruth Piper, illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

By Mary Urmston, illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

Illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

John R. Tunis (A); 26Oct72; R538781. TURKLE, BRINTON.

By Ruth Piper, illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

By Mary Urmston, illustrated by Brinton Turkle.

O, honey lub, my turkle dub, Doan' you hyuh my bawnjer ringin', While de night-dew falls an' de ho'n owl calls By de ol' ba'n gate Ise singin'.

"Is there an inn near by?" "De Turkle-dove an' Olives.

I never think of them without recalling a precocious ballad-screamer of eight years who was flourished indispensably at every chee-chee hop in Chandernagore: "O lay me in a little pit, With a marvle thtone to cover it, And keearve thereon a turkle-dove, That the world may know I died for love!

We talked a little about past troubles caused by Jabezeses and inventions, and the glories of the Fair, and then they strolled off happy as two turkle doves, not needin' or desirin' any other company than their own, and showin' it plain by their actions.