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Tom Swift and His Wizard Camera
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stretched out his huge arms, and looked ferocious. "I have turned over that man, your enemy!" he added. "Yes, you overturned me all right," admitted Mr. Period, as he got to his feet, and crawled in through the window to the shop again. "I went head over heels. I'm glad it was clean snow, and not a mud bank, Tom. What in the world is the matter with him?" "I guess he thought you were going to harm me, said Tom in a low voice, as the picture man came in the shop. "Koku is very devoted to me, and sometimes he makes trouble," the youth went on. "But he means it all for the best. I am very sorry for what happened," and Tom aided Mr. Period in brushing the snow off his garments. "Koku, you must beg the pardon of this gentleman," Tom directed. "What for?" the giant wanted to know. "For throwing him into the snow. It is not allowed to do such things in this country, even though it is in Giant Land. Beg his pardon. "I shall not," said the giant calmly, for Tom had taught him to speak fairly good English, though sometimes he got his words backwards. "The man was about to kill you, and I stopped him--I will stop him once more, though if he does not like the snow, I can throw him somewhere else." "No! No! You must not do it!" cried Tom. "He meant no harm. He is my friend." "I am glad to hear you say that," exclaimed the picture man. "I have hopes that you will do what I want." "He your friend?" asked Koku wonderingly. "Certainly; and you must beg his pardon for what you did," insisted Tom. "Very well. I am glad you did not hurt yourself," said the giant, and with that "apology" he stalked out of the room, his feelings evidently very much disturbed. "Ha! Ha!" laughed Mr. Period. "I guess he can't see any one but you, Tom. But never mind. I know he didn't mean anything, and, as I'm none the worse I'll forgive him. My necktie isn't spotted; is it?" "No, the snow didn't seem to do that any harm," replied the young inventor, as he looked at the brilliant piece of red silk around Mr. Period's collar. "I am very particular about my neckties," went on the picture man. "I always wear one color. My friends never forget me then."
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