The Rover Boys In The Mountains - Or, A Hunt for Fun and Fortune by Edward Stratemeyer
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sang louder than ever,
"Rub-a-dub-dub! One man in a tub!" "I say, who tripped me up!" gasped Tubbs, as soon as he could scramble up. "Tell me who did it, and I'll soon settle with him." "Who rolled over the buttertub?" asked Tom solemnly. "One peanut reward for the first correct answer to this absorbing puzzle. Please don't all raise your hands at once." "I believe you did it, Tom Rover!" bellowed the rich youth. "I? Never, Tubby, my dear boy. I never rolled over a buttertub in my life. You've got the wrong number. Kindly ring the bell next door." "Then it was Sam, and I'll fix him for it, see if I don't!" "No, it wasn't Sam. He never touched a washtub in his life." "I say it was Sam," cried Tubbs, who was almost beside himself with rage. "And I'm going to teach him a lesson. There, Sam Rover, how do you like that?" As the rich youth finished, he caught the youngest Rover by the shoulder with his left hand and with his right gave Sam a slanting blow on the cheek. |
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