The Circus Boys on the Flying Rings : or, Making the Start in the Sawdust Life by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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They told him.
"We're going to be circus men, too," Teddy informed him, but the announcement did not seem to stir a deep interest in the circus boy. He had heard other boys say the same thing. "Is it very hard work?" "Worst ever." "When do you sleep?" "When we ain't awake." "And you perform on the flying rings?" Rodney nodded his head indifferently. "I should think you'd burn the tent up with that head of red hair," grinned Teddy. Instead of getting angry at the boy's thrust, Rodney glanced at Teddy with a half questioning look in his eyes, then burst out laughing. "You're a cheerful idiot, aren't you?" he twinkled. "I'll tell you why I don't. Confidentially, you know?" "Sure." "I wear a wig when I'm performing. Mebby if it wasn't for that I |
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