Tom Fairfield's Pluck and Luck by Allen [pseud.] Chapman
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"Sit down, fellows, and make yourselves at home. This is on me and
Nick. We'll have a jolly time, and I'll run you back in my car!" Tom started. "Sam Heller!" he exclaimed, half rising in his seat. "Keep quiet," advised Bruce. "Of course it's Sam. This is part of my experiment. Now you listen." There was some more talk and laughter, and then a waiter came to take the orders. Sam called for a rather elaborate lunch, and while it was being gotten ready a voice, which Tom recognized as that of a Sophomore with whom he was slightly acquainted, asked: "You had great sport this summer, didn't you, Sam?" "I should say we did! Nick and I helped find a treasure in an old mill." "Whew!" gasped Tom. "So he found it, did he?" "Keep quiet," whispered Bruce. "Listen!" "And what's this I hear about playing a joke on Tom Fairfield, and some of his friends?" asked another voice. "A joke!" gasped Tom. "Quiet!" warned his friend. "Ha! Ha!" laughed Sam. "Yes, it was a _joke_ all right. You know |
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