All Aboard; or, Life on the Lake - A Sequel to "The Boat Club" by Oliver Optic
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No one, however, seemed disposed to speak.
"Question!" called Fred Harper. "Question!" repeated several others. "Are you ready for the question?" continued the chairman. "Question!" "All those in favor of admitting Tim Bunker as a member of the club will signify it in the usual way." Ten hands were raised. "Contrary minded." Charles, feeling that he was on the wrong side, did not vote against the measure, and it was declared to be a unanimous vote. "The other matter, requiring the action of the club, relates to the proposed race between the Butterfly and the Zephyr. Several gentlemen of Rippleton feel a deep interest in the two boat clubs, and have proposed to put up a prize to be awarded to the successful club. I understand that fifty dollars have been subscribed for this purpose. The question is, Shall we pull for this prize?" "When?" asked Fred. "The clubs may choose their own time." |
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