CHAPTER XI
TUM TUM AND THE TIGER
The two elephants sucked up all the pink lemonade from the washtub near the stand outside the tent. Then they felt much better, and cooler. They did not mind the heat so much.
But, in a little while, there was a great sound of some one shouting and calling outside the tent. It was the voice of the man who had made the pink lemonade to sell to those who came to see the circus.
"Oh, my lemonade!" cried the man. "My pink lemonade! It is all gone! Some one drank it all up, or else it leaked out of the tub! What shall I do? What shall I do?"
The man ran up and down, trying to find his lemonade, but it was all gone.
"Say, Tum Tum," said Maggo, "was that his lemonade we drank?"
"I—I guess it must have been," said Tum Tum. "But I didn't know it belonged to anybody. I thought it was just standing there in the tub, and that we might as well take it as anyone else."
"Well, it's too bad if we've taken the poor man's lemonade, that he was going to sell for money," said Maggo.