Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 15, April 12, 1914 by Various
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"Whereabouts?"
"In my father's back yard." "Billy, you're joking." "It's as true as I stand here." "Well, go on and tell more about it. Did he skulk 'round as if he was afraid?" "Not a bit of it." "Did he see you?" "Well," Billy hesitated a little. "I didn't go so very near him." "That's best for you," one of the boys shook his head wisely. "You never can tell what these tramp fellows may be up to." "How do you mean--building?" "Just what I say. He was picking up things in the yard to build with. Stuff to begin with." "Your father's stuff?" "Yes." "What does your father think of it?" |
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