Captain Sam - The Boy Scouts of 1814 by George Cary Eggleston
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for breakfast."
With that Sam led the way. Presently Jake halted. "Sam," he said. "Well." "My eye's all bunged up. What'll the boys say?" "I don't know." "What must I tell 'em?" "Anything you choose. It is not my affair." "They'll think you've whipped me?" exclaimed Jake in alarm. "Well, I have, haven't I?" "No, we hain't fit at all." "Yes we have,--not with our fists, but with our characters, and I have whipped you fairly. Never mind that. You can say you did it by accident in the dark, which will be true." "But Sam!" said Jake, again halting. "Well, what is it now?" |
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