The Banner Boy Scouts Afloat - or, the Secret of Cedar Island by George A. Warren
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"The water has risen half an inch, and is still going up," replied Paul.
At that there was a roar of delight--only Old Dan Tucker was so busy watching the lunch being got ready, he did not seem to hear the joyous news. CHAPTER IX ON THE SWIFT RADWAY "Let me work my flags a little, and tell the other boat the news!" suggested Jud; and as no one objected he got busy. It was good practice, and he had something worth while to communicate, so Jud enjoyed the task. By the time he was through, lunch was ready, the coffee having boiled enough to please the most critical among the boys. "Rain seems to be letting up some," remarked Gusty Bellows, as they gathered around to discuss what was to be their first meal of the trip. "Oh! I hope it isn't going to tantalize us, and raise our hopes only to dash 'em down again," said Gusty. "From the signs I don't think we're through with it all yet," Paul |
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