@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } But he didn't dare to. He had tried already and it had made him feel very sick. So he contented himself with putting the filled pipe in his mouth unlighted, and keeping it there. All the Find-Outers were glad when that day was over. It really began to be very boring, taking turns at sitting in the sweet-shop, and watching for something that didn't happen. As for Fatty, he was terribly bored. "Tomorrow I'm going to supply myself with plenty of newspapers to read," he said. "I simply can't spend hours filling pipes and coughing and sniffing. And all for nothing too. Not a soul passed me a message or anything." "We found out something interesting at the hooter-shop, though," said Bets, and she told Fatty about the two men who had bought hooters that week. "One who lives at Kosy-Kot, and one man with odd eyes," she said. "The boy didn't know where he lived. And the third person who bought a hooter was you, of course." "Has that shop only sold three hooters all these months, then?" said Fatty, surprised.
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