The High School Boys' Fishing Trip by H. Irving (Harrie Irving) Hancock
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Tom Reade gave a start when he found himself gazing at a red
runabout that stood just off the road and apparently deserted. "Humph! That's a Smattach, too," declared Tom. "It must be the Dodge car. Bert and Bayliss must be somewhere about." Dick stood surveying the car with speculative eyes. "I know what you're thinking about," Tom whispered. "Wait; I'll go back and halt the fellows and bring Dave forward with me." In a few moments this had been done. Darry gazed at the red Smattach with gleaming eyes. "This is surely our chance!" he muttered. "Now, what can we do?" All three were silent for a few moments. Then Tom Reade smote his thigh with one hand. "I have it," he muttered excitedly. "Then don't be stingy with your secret," urged Dave. "Out with at least a part of it." For some moments Dick, Dave and Tom remained engaged in a rapid interchange of whispers, all the time glancing about them. |
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