The Circus Boys on the Plains : or, the Young Advance Agents Ahead of the Show by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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"Yes, sir," agreed the patient attendant. "What I want to know is how are the tents standing the blow?" "Very well, sir." "As long as there is a stitch of canvas over your head you take it for granted that the tops are all right, eh?" "Yes, sir." "The emergency gang is on duty, of course?" "They're out in the wet, sir." "Of course; that is where they belong on a night like this. But what were you doing out there? You have no business that calls you outside." "I was helping a lady, sir." "Helping a lady?" "Yes, sir." "What lady?" "The English Fat Girl got mired on the lot, sir, and I was helping to get her out," answered the attendant solemnly. |
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