Wild Woods Life Or a Trip to Parmachenee Containing the Adventures of the Pa

Charles a J Charles Alden John Farrar

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They're a bad lot, and I want nothing to do with them. Isn't it most supper-time, St. Clair? " " Five o'clock. I guess we had better be getting it ready, Adams. " " How far is that cave from here, Maynard?" asked Claude, " where you went yesterday. " "About four miles, I should judge. " "We must go up there some day, I would like to see it. " " So should I, " added Phil.
Although Claude and Phil had eaten a large dinner, they were not backward in coming forward when the call to supper was given....
"Did you warm up any beans, St. Clair?" inquired Claude, as the party gathered around the table.
"Yes, I thought you would want some. " "You're a brick, well baked. " Table Talk. 225 " So are the beans well baked, " added Adams, as he passed them to Claude.
" Wouldn't some of those beans have gone well about six o'clock this morning?" queried Phil, as he winked at his friend.
" Don't mention it ; I was as hollow as a bass-drum. " " Well, fill up ! fill up ! " cried St. Clair, as he passed the biscuit.

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