The High School Boys' Canoe Club by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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"The farmers' gardens are in danger, after all, then," laughed
Susie. "If you are going to deplete your larders to entertain us, we girls will surely rob the farmers to make up for what we eat." Susie's face had grown so grave that Prescott could not help regarding her quizzically. "I mean just what to say about robbing the farmers, don't I, girls?" Susie asked. "Yes," agreed Laura Bentley promptly. She had no idea what was passing in her friend's head, but she knew Susie well enough to feel sure that the latter was planning nothing very wicked. "Can't we take you out, two at a time?" proposed Dick, as the young people neared the float. "Now?" inquired Laura. "Yes; since 'now' is always the best time for doing things," Prescott replied. In no time at all the plan had been agreed to. Clara and Susie went out for the first ride in the canoe, Tom Reade taking command, while Dick and Dave remained on the float. Two at a time the girls were taken out on the water. This consumed nearly two hours of time altogether, but it was thoroughly enjoyed by every member of the party. |
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