The Circus Boys Across the Continent : or, Winning New Laurels on the Tanbark by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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"Better fire the mule. I couldn't stop him," answered the boy. By this time the performers, after making sure that the mule had gone, were creeping back. "I'll cut that act out. I'll have the mule shot. I'll-- Get out of here, before I take you over my knee and give you what you deserve." "I'm off," grinned Teddy, ducking under the canvas. He was seen no more about the dressing tent until just before it was time to go on for the evening performance. CHAPTER X HIS FIRST BAREBACK LESSON "Where's that boy?" "He'll catch it if he ever dares show his face in this dressing tent again." This and other expressions marked the disapproval of the performers of the manner in which their enclosure had been entered and disrupted. |
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