"When you going to have your circus?" asked Jimmy of Teddy, when the animals had quieted down, eating the pieces of buns.
"Oh, pretty soon, I guess. Janet and I are going to teach them a lot of new tricks."
"I wish I could help," said Jimmy.
"You can," Teddy promised. "Jan and I will need someone to help us with the circus. I'm going to ask Jack Turton and Harry Kent, too. Jack is so funny and fat he'll make a good clown."
"I'd rather be one of the animal trainers," said Jimmy.
"That's what you and I'll be—animal trainers," decided Teddy. "My sister Jan's good with animals, too. She isn't afraid of even a snake."
"That's good," decided Jimmy. "Maybe we could get some snakes to have in the circus—little ones, you know."
"It would be fine!" exclaimed Teddy. "But where can we get any?"
"Oh, in the woods, I guess. I'll see if I can find any. But I've got to go home now."
"All right. Come over to-morrow and we'll start training the animals," replied Teddy.