The Rover Boys on the Ocean - Or, a chase for a fortune by Edward Stratemeyer
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"Thank you for nothing." "Don't get impudent." "That is what old Crabtree used to say." "The Rovers always were too important for their own good, young man." "We know how to do the fair thing by others -- and that is more than you!" "Shut up; I'm in no humor to listen to your preaching." "Then open the door and let me go." "Not just yet. I want to know how much you overheard of my talk with Buddy Girk." "I reckon he heard all of it," growled the fool. "If I was you, Baxter, I wouldn't let him go at all." "You would keep him a prisoner?" Buddy Girk nodded. "But we can't guard him, Buddy." |
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