Bob the Castaway by Frank V. Webster
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"And I don't know as I blame you, Bob, though of course it was very
wrong to put glue on the reverend gentleman's chair." Bob felt he must tell the news of his prospective voyage to his chums. Leaving his mother to sort out his clothes, he went out in the street. It was Saturday and there was no school. In fact, the term would close in another week, so Bob would miss little instruction by taking the cruise. The first lad Bob met was Ted Neefus. His chum hurried up to him and Inquired: "Did he hurt you very much?" "Who?" "Your father." "My father? What do you mean?" "Didn't he give you a good walloping for that joke?" "No. Not a bit of it. I'm going on a sea voyage with Captain Spark." "Honest?" "Cross my heart," and Bob went through a rapid motion with his hands somewhere over the region of his stomach. |
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