The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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the sink, and, quickly filling a pail of water, ran back to the
spot where Teddy was lying. Snowden turned the pail bottom side up, apparently intending to douse the water into Tucker's face. Instead, the contents of the pail landed on Phil Forrest's head, spreading itself over his bare back, and trickled down in rivulets over Teddy's face. The water was almost ice cold. "Wow!" howled Phil, springing to his feet. "Who did that?" "I did, and I'll do it again," jeered the car manager. "Get me another pail, but I'll do the spilling this time. Don't you dare duck me again, or I'll settle with you after I get through with my friend." One of the crew grabbed up the pail to run for water. This time the pail was handed to Phil who instantly began mopping the face of young Tucker. In a moment or so Teddy began to gasp. His dive had nearly been the end of him. "Get a net," he murmured as he slowly came to, whereat everyone save the car manager laughed loudly. "Wha--what happened? Did we run off the track?" |
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