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Title: Mappo, the Merry Monkey

Author: Richard Barnum

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Kneetime Animal Stories

MAPPO, THE MERRY MONKEY

His Many Adventures

by

RICHARD BARNUM

Author of _Squinty, the Comical Pig_, _Slicko the Jumping Squirrel_,
_Tum Tum, the Jolly Elephant_, _Don, a Runaway Dog_, etc.

Illustrated by Harriet H. Tooker

1915

[Illustration: With all his might he threw the empty cocoanut shell
right at the tiger's head. (Frontispiece)]

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I MAPPO AND THE COCOANUT

II MAPPO PLAYS A TRICK

III MAPPO IN A NET

IV MAPPO IN A BOX

V MAPPO ON THE SHIP

VI MAPPO MEETS TUM TUM

VII MAPPO IN THE CIRCUS

VIII MAPPO AND HIS TRICKS

IX MAPPO RUNS AWAY

X MAPPO AND SQUINTY

XI MAPPO AND THE ORGAN-MAN

XII MAPPO AND THE BABY

KNEETIME ANIMAL STORIES

Richard Barnum

Illustrated.

SQUINTY, THE COMICAL PIG
SLICKO, THE JUMPING SQUIRREL
MAPPO, THE MERRY MONKEY
TUM TUM, THE JOLLY ELEPHANT
DON, A RUNAWAY DOG
DIDO, THE DANCING BEAR
BLACKIE, A LOST CAT
FLOP EAR, THE FUNNY RABBIT
TINKLE, THE TRICK PONY
LIGHTFOOT, THE LEAPING GOAT
(Other volumes in preparation)

ILLUSTRATIONS

With all his might he threw the empty cocoanut shell right at the
tiger's head (Frontispiece)

Mr. Monkey, with a bunch of bananas slung over his back, came scrambling
up to the tree-house

So he gave a jump out of the net, but, in a second found