elves into a frenzyof excitement more intense every second. So ridiculous did their movements appear to the boyswho were watching them, that all simultaneously burstinto a loud laugh, and the cranes on the instant, with asharp croak, took to their wings, and were soon circlingmore than a half-mile… … MUSEUM AT THE DUGOUT 65 So tliej started on a brisk walk for the ranch, Summer-field and Burton evidently delighted at what they had seen,and on the anxious lookout for fresh experiences. When they arrived at the dugout, Carlos and Pierre ledthe way to the room on the extreme right, and when…
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