Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 264
He wasaway for three days, returning the afternoon ofthe troop meeting, from which, it is perhapsneedless to say, not a scout was absent. You ve heard about it, I see, the scout-master remarked as he surveyed the line ofeager,- bright-eyed boys before him. Well, I dont know that we can employ our… … HERE WAS A SCRAMBLE TO GET ABOARD. (SEE PAGE 727.) Yes; we ve practically decided to accept Mr.Thorntons offer. The distance was the onlydrawback; it s almost a hundred miles fromhere, but I think we can get around that. Every-thing else is ideal. The land is a wooded pointof six or seven hundred…
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