The Complete Adventures of Curious George (12 page)

with the bag over his shoulder he went up the tree as fast as only a monkey can, and when he reached the baby bear

he put him in his bag and carefully let him down so that the men could safely catch him.

Everybody cheered when George had come down from the tree. "You are a brave little monkey," said the director, "you saved the baby bear's life. Now you'll get your coat back and of course you may ride your bike and play the bugle in the show."

Finally the show was on. The whole town had come to see it, and how surprised they were to discover George on his bike right in the middle of it! The newsboy was there, too, and also the man with the yellow hat

who had been looking for George everywhere and was happy to have found him at last. The newsboy was glad to have his bag again, and the people from the other side of the street whose papers George had made into boats were not angry with him any more.

George!

When the time had come for George to say goodbye, the director let him keep the coat and the cap and the bugle. And then George and his friend got into the car and went...

HOME!

good night!

Curious George
gets a medal

This is George.

He lived with his friend, the man with the yellow hat. He was a good little monkey—and always very curious.

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