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who hac tenderly made him! ball! One of the windows was the
"Oh, me .jh, dear me !" squealed Mayor's, and the snowball hit the
The Littlest Snowman —and he ran sleeping Mayor square on the nose!
to the corner fire -alarm box! But, Soon, angry people came run-
although he beat upon it with both ning out of their houses to chase
fists, his snow was too soft to break The Littlest Snowman, and flying
the glass to pull the handle! down the street like a comet with
"I know!" cried The Littlest a long tail of people, he led them
Snowman. "I'll ring the church right to the fire!
bell and that will wake everybody!" The roof of the house was now
So off he raced to the church, but all in flames, and the little boy,
when he arrived there, he found Tommy, was in the upstairs win-
he was too small to reach the bell dow. There wasn't time to wait for
rope! He jumped and he jumped— the fire engines. The Littlest Snow -
but the rope was a dreadful two man held out his arms and called,
inches beyond his reach! "Jump, Tommy —I'll catch you!"
"What ever will I do ?" said The So Tommy did, and the arms of
Littlest Snowman in despair, for The Littlest Snowman, from all his
he could see that flames were now running and from the heat of the
touching the roof of the little boy's fire, were so soft that it was just
house. "Well, there's only one thing like dropping into a feather bed!
I can do !" he cried. So he made Then the legs of The Littlest
snowballs as fast as he could. Then, Snowman melted to slush and he
his arms full, he ran down the fell over. "Quick !" called the May-
`street —and through every open or. "Give this hero first aid!" So
bedroom window he threw a snow- everybody rushed to their refriger-
ators and got all the ice cubes and and worked with hi ay, molds
packed them around The Littlest and metals —and one ..pie summer
Snowman! Then they called an day, the whole town went to the
ambulance and they rushed him park to see what he had done!
off, with motorcycle policemen to There on a pedestal just like
clear the way, to the coldest freezer Washington's and Lincoln's —and
of the ice -cream plant! cast in bronze so that he could
Next day, the Mayor made a never melt under the hottest sun,
long speech, and said that the town was The Littlest Snowman!
ought to do something for The Lit- There he sits forever, smiling at
tlest Snowman. And it did. Every everyone who passes his way, his
citizen gave a nickel, dime or dol- candy heart saying: "I Love You
lar, and they sent for the most fa- Truly . . . Truly . . . Truly . . .
mous sculptor. The sculptor worked Truly ... The Littlest Snowman."
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