m I Clifford by Gale. Billin-Frye Illustrated b y Paige ..-- ---:'., ~ ~~. ~4',),.,: . ,.,..,: ~ '"""" ~ _ ... ... -:, 70, \ o. ? ,, .. I. Is something broken? Then call Mr. Gump! He can fix everything and is never a grump! 1~ He can fix a flat tire. He uses his pump! , \..~.\:. ., q. ~ He can fix a thin pillow. He makes it quite plump! He can fix a stuffed camel. He sews up its hump! i, He can even fix a pogo stick. He puts back the jump! s)t 1··· '. t One day, Katie Krump called her pal Mr.Gump: "Can you please take a look at my ugly tree stump. If you can't repair it-it's going to the dump!" f; "I'm sure I can fix it," declared Mr. Gump (for he hated to see anything go to the dump). ~II:'I?'-;::'i·"""t!l': ~~""-:""~~ .)o"~~~~~~_,~ .••.•~.<:;n ~\-",", ..-c"''''---'''''''''''''''->-~ ..••- .•• ~~ ~~~~~ ~~*"~.,...~~~--...-,,~S"~"'~ ~ ~.•... .•..•..•...•.. , _.'-------.---""' So he zoomed right over to Miss Katie Krump's, who showed him the stump, which was loaded with lumps. } / r=:': "--"~' ~,.~ _., .._,.. .' .' " But he knew he could fix it, that great Mr. Gump. So he took out his hammer. Thump! Thump! Thump! r: -....-- ---_ ... ,' . .--- _._--------._._-------\ .-l) He spackled and sanded and smoothed every bump! ~~~ .. --.----,,-"-, ..• ~ .._-.·.,'·'·-.-w And when he was finished, he unveiled the stump ... ".//-_.< .t // l ..... t '7' ..1 Ji>' \,~ , I. , II / / J , = _._-_~~ " '-=--'.""",=_ •.• ",", _..... ~ .•• ' .••• ~"._ ~_~'T"""'''''''''''' "Why, you've made a fine table!" cried a thrilled Katie Krump. .•.•. . ", t, t 'And it's just time for tea now, my dear Mr. Gump! Tell me, how do you take yourswith one or two lumps?" umpv Listen to the riddle sentences. Add the right letter or letters to the -ump sound to finish each one. 1 On Saturday I will bring that broken old chair to the _ump. 2 To get the ball in the basket you have to _ump.