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851
"
Can
t
you
hurry
up
and
finish
that
cantation
?
If
it
takes
all
summer
to
make
a
couple
of
toadstools
,
you
re
not
much
of
a
magician
.
"
852
"
I
told
you
not
to
interrupt
,
"
said
the
Lonesome
Duck
,
sternly
.
"
If
you
get
TOO
disagreeable
,
you
ll
drive
me
away
before
I
finish
this
incantation
.
"
853
Trot
kept
quiet
,
after
the
rebuke
,
and
the
Duck
resumed
the
quacky
muttering
.
Cap
n
Bill
chuckled
a
little
to
himself
and
remarked
to
Trot
in
a
whisper
:
"
For
a
bird
that
ain
t
got
anything
to
do
,
this
Lonesome
Duck
is
makin
consider
ble
fuss
.
An
I
ain
t
sure
,
after
all
,
as
toadstools
would
be
worth
sittin
on
.
"
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854
Even
as
he
spoke
,
the
sailor
-
man
felt
something
touch
him
from
behind
and
,
turning
his
head
,
he
found
a
big
toadstool
in
just
the
right
place
and
of
just
the
right
size
to
sit
upon
.
There
was
one
behind
Trot
,
too
,
and
with
a
cry
of
pleasure
the
little
girl
sank
back
upon
it
and
found
it
a
very
comfortable
seat
solid
,
yet
almost
like
a
cushion
.
Even
Cap
n
Bill
s
weight
did
not
break
his
toadstool
down
,
and
when
both
were
seated
,
they
found
that
the
Lonesome
Duck
had
waddled
away
and
was
now
at
the
water
s
edge
855
"
Thank
you
,
ever
so
much
!
"
cried
Trot
,
and
the
sailor
called
out
:
"
Much
obliged
!
"
856
But
the
Lonesome
Duck
paid
no
attention
.
Without
even
looking
in
their
direction
again
,
the
gaudy
fowl
entered
the
water
and
swam
gracefully
away
.
857
When
the
six
monkeys
were
transformed
by
Kiki
Aru
into
six
giant
soldiers
fifty
feet
tall
,
their
heads
came
above
the
top
of
the
trees
,
which
in
this
part
of
the
forest
were
not
so
high
as
in
some
other
parts
;
and
,
although
the
trees
were
somewhat
scattered
,
the
bodies
of
the
giant
soldiers
were
so
big
that
they
quite
filled
the
spaces
in
which
they
stood
and
the
branches
pressed
them
on
every
side
.
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858
Of
course
,
Kiki
was
foolish
to
have
made
his
soldiers
so
big
,
for
now
they
could
not
get
out
of
the
forest
.
Indeed
,
they
could
not
stir
a
step
,
but
were
imprisoned
by
the
trees
.
Even
had
they
been
in
the
little
clearing
they
could
not
have
made
their
way
out
of
it
,
but
they
were
a
little
beyond
the
clearing
.
At
first
,
the
other
monkeys
who
had
not
been
enchanted
were
afraid
of
the
soldiers
,
and
hastily
quitted
the
place
;
but
soon
finding
that
the
great
men
stood
stock
still
,
although
grunting
indignantly
at
their
transformation
,
the
band
of
monkeys
returned
to
the
spot
and
looked
at
them
curiously
,
not
guessing
that
they
were
really
monkeys
and
their
own
friends
.
859
The
soldiers
couldn
t
see
them
,
their
heads
being
above
the
trees
;
they
could
not
even
raise
their
arms
or
draw
their
sharp
swords
,
so
closely
were
they
held
by
the
leafy
branches
.
So
the
monkeys
,
finding
the
giants
helpless
,
began
climbing
up
their
bodies
,
and
presently
all
the
band
were
perched
on
the
shoulders
of
the
giants
and
peering
into
their
faces
.
860
"
I
m
Ebu
,
your
father
,
"
cried
one
soldier
to
a
monkey
who
had
perched
upon
his
left
ear
,
"
but
some
cruel
person
has
enchanted
me
.
"