The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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Don't delay a minute longer than that. Hustle it!"
Phil darted out and back to the car. Every nerve in his body was centered on the work in hand. He ran to Conley's berth and shook him. "What is it?" mumbled Billy sleepily. "Get up and come into the stateroom. There is business on hand." Billy hopped out of bed, wide awake instantly, and ran to the stateroom. Phil briefly explained the situation and what he had planned to do. After he had finished Billy eyed him approvingly. "You're a wonder," he said. "What about breakfast?" "I am having some prepared at a restaurant. But the men will not have time to eat it. They may take it with them and eat it on the road." "I'll rout out the crew," returned Billy, hurrying back into the car. There was much grumbling and grunting, but as soon as the men were thoroughly awake they were enthusiastic. Not a man of them but that wanted to see this bright-faced, clean-cut young car manager beat out his adversaries. |
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