The Hilltop Boys on the River by Cyril Burleigh
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page 78 of 161 (48%)
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"It looks like that," said Dick.
CHAPTER XI THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG As the boys were nearing the camp on their way back they suddenly heard the sound of angry voices, and Percival whispered: "Wait a minute, Jack. Some of the boys are having a quarrel, and I believe I know who they are." "I told you to let my boat alone, you idiot!" the boys heard Herring say just ahead of them. They were in the woods adjoining the camp, and the two quarreling boys were very close to them. "Well, I didn't hurt it!" they heard Merritt say angrily. "You are making a lot of fuss over an old tub that isn't any good anyhow. Look how little Smith beat us this afternoon, and he the smallest boy in the Academy. I didn't hurt your boat." "I say you did, and I told you not to go out with it. You've busted the engine." |
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