The Young Firemen of Lakeville; or, Herbert Dare's Pluck by Frank V. Webster
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It was Constable Stickler's voice.
"Fire! Fire!" he yelled. "Kimball's haystack is on fire! Turn out the brigade!" It was a quiet evening, and his voice carried a long distance. The boys heard it plainly. "Come on, fellows!" cried Bert. "Here's our chance! The engine is in good working order, and we'll have our first run!" CHAPTER VII BERT SAVES A TRAMP The boys needed no further call. With whoops and yells they began to haul the engine rapidly in the direction of the fire, the reflection of which could already be seen. "Come on!" cried Mr. Sagger, to several of the bucket brigade. "We must put out the fire. Come on, men!" He caught up his bucket from the corner where he kept it. Other villagers did likewise, and soon there was quite a throng headed for the burning haystack. |
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