The Circus Boys in Dixie Land : or, Winning the Plaudits of the Sunny South by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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"I haven't the least idea that we shall. You know our contracts are signed for the season at sixty dollars a week. That surely should be enough to satisfy us. We shall be able to save a whole lot of money, this year; and, if we have good luck, in five years more we'll be able to have a little show of our own." Teddy agreed to this with a reflective nod. "What kind of show?" "Well, that remains to be seen," laughed Phil. "We shall be lucky to have most any kind." "Do you know what sort I'd like to have?" "No. What kind?" "Wild West show, a regular Buffalo Bill outfit, with wild Indians, cowboys, bucking ponies and whoop! whoop! Hi-yi-yi! You know?" Teddy's eyes were glowing with excitement, while a dull red glow showed beneath the tan on his face. "I wouldn't get so excited about it," answered Phil, highly amused. "How'd you like that kind?" |
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