STORY-MAKERS' STORY
"Mysterious."—A truly fairy tale, well planned. "Mummy's Housemaid."—But I hover found out where tho little voice came from. "Lily of Killarney."—lsiccly told. It only needed a margin left on its pages. . •■ ■■ "Gipsy."—Sec answer above ..... and Printer-Man prefers a larger writingpad. But tho story is well worth its place. "Mistletoe Fairy."—But all those cross-ings-out, my pixie! It would have to be re-written. "Fairy Silver."—Magic and mystery together make a jolly story. "Cuban Girl."—Funny, but it's true, your very last paragraph . . . and the story will be in the Animal Page. "Queen ,of Autumn."—A small, neat talc. "Miss Kobody."—l like it, and so will the Printer-Man. "Lazy LUy."—Quite, quite' too late for tho Birthday Page, elf. ■■-•■■-•• ' .. . ■■' Fairiel.'
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 7
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116STORY-MAKERS' STORY Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 7
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