The Circus Boys Across the Continent : or, Winning New Laurels on the Tanbark by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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"Hard as a keg of nails, but I hope not quite so stiff,"
laughed Phil. "What you been working at?" "Rings, mostly. We've done some practicing on the trapeze. What did you do all winter?" "Me? Oh, I joined a team that was playing vaudeville houses. I was the second man in a ring act. Made good money and saved most of it. Why didn't you join out for the vaudeville?" "We spent our winter at school," answered Phil. "That's a good stunt at that. In the tank town, I suppose?" grinned the red-haired boy. "You might call it that, but it's a pretty good town, just the same," replied Phil. "I saw many worse ones while we were out last season." "And you'll see a lot more this season. Wait till we get to playing some of those way-back western towns. I was out there with a show once, and I know what I'm talking about. Where are you berthed?" "I don't know," answered Phil. "Where are you?" "Car number fourteen. Haven't seen the old man, then?" |
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