Four Boy Hunters by Ralph Bonehill
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"How about-----" began Giant, when he stopped short, to gaze at a man who was running down the road at top speed. "Hullo, Mr. Harrison!" he called. "Where are you going in such a hurry?" "Goin' to the fire!" was the puffed-out answer. "Fire?" ejaculated all of the boys, leaping to their feet. "Where?" "Down the river. Reckon it's the Barnaby mill," and the man went on his way. The boys gazed down the river and saw a thick volume of smoke rolling skyward. Men and boys were running toward it from every direction. "It's the mill, as sure as fate!" cried Snap. "Come on, I'm going to the fire, fellows!" And away he started. "Isn't that the mill in which your father owns an interest?" asked Whopper. "Yes; he owns a third share," answered Snap. CHAPTER II THE FIRE AT THE SAW MILL |
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