Identifier: jackojumpokinkyt00gari (find matches)
Title: Jacko and Jumpo Kinkytail the funny monkey boys
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Garis, Howard Roger, 1873-1962
Subjects: Children's stories, American
Publisher: New York : A.L. Burt
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ent off in the woods until hemet a cow. And he asked the cow for somemilk and the cow gave him a whole pailful. 80 Jacko and Junipo Kinky tail Then Jumpo went back and put the pail of milkwhere the snake could see it. Now you know snakes like milk better thananything—better even than boys and girls likeice cream cones. So as soon as the snake in thetree saw the milk, he at once let go of the doll,uncoiled himself, and hurried down for the milk,before the cow could take it away. Oh, now I have my dollie back! cried Susiein delight, and she quickly caught and huggedClotilde Raspberry Shortcake, which was thedolls name, and then Susie and Jumpo ranaway before the snake could get them, and theyfound Jacko, and each had a lot of chestnuts. So thats how Jumpo helped Susie Littletail,and thats all there is to this storv. But the next •/ one will be about Jacko and the little mouse—•that is, if the water pitcher doesnt turn over andgo to sleep in the babys crib and scare the goldfish.
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THE:NEV/ YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY A3TOR, LENOX ANDT1LDEN FOUNDATION-IS a L STORY XII • JACKO AND THE LITTLE MOUSE JACKO, will you go to the store for me?called Mamma Kinkytail to the little red mon-key one afternoon when he had come home fromschool. Yes, mother, he said. What do youwant? Well, I need a dozen cocoanuts and twopounds of sugar, and some chocolate and someflour. Oh, you must be going to make a cake! criedthe monkey boy, tying two hard knots in his tail. jYou have guessed it, answered his mother.Hurry now, and the cake will be baked in timefor supper. Oh, but I wish Jumpo was here to go withme, said Jacko, as he started off. Why? asked his mother. 81 82 Jacko and Jumpo Kink)rtail Because if I carry such nice things as cocoa-nuts and sugar and chocolate, a burglar maytake them away from me on my way home. Nonsense! said his mother. Burglarsdont want such things as that. Besides, it isdaylight, and burglars dont come around then. I was thinking of the burglar fox, went onJacko.

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