The Girls of Central High Aiding the Red Cross - Or Amateur Theatricals for a Worthy Cause by Gertrude W. Morrison
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"Just list to my warning in song:
If you know of the crime, For both reason and rhyme Betray it--and so ring the gong!"'" The other girls burst out laughing at the expression on the boys' faces. Chet and Lance looked much disturbed, and Chet finally scowled upon the teasing Bobby and shook his head. "What do you know about that?" whispered Lance to his chum. "You are altogether too smart, Bobby," declared Chet. "What do you mean?" "We know you and Short and Long are trying to hide something from us," said Jess quickly. "You might as well tell us all about it," Laura put in quietly. "What has Billy really got against Purt Sweet?" "I don't admit he has anything against Purt," said Chet quickly. "Nothing but suspicion," muttered Lance, likewise shaking his head. "Then there is something in it?" Laura said quickly. "Can it be possible that Purt Sweet would do such an awful thing and not really betray himself before this?" "There you've said it, Laura!" cried Lance. "That is what I tell both Chet and Billy. If Pretty was guilty, he would be scared so that he would never dare go out again in his car." |
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