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"Not going with us, Uncle Ben?" asked Frank. "Your father is going," replied the old sailor, as he drew the boat in shore, and put the oars and other articles in their places on board. "Here he comes," added Frank. NOT GOING WITH US UNCLE BEN ASKED FRANK YOUR FATHER IS GOING REPLIED THE OLD SAILOR AS HE DREW THE BOAT IN SHORE AND PUT THE OARS AND OTHER ARTICLES IN THEIR PLACES ON BOARD HERE HE COMES ADDED FRANK
s the same motive which had urged him to give his money to the widow Weston. Perhaps he was not fully conscious of his motive in thus being the foremost to condemn poor Tony; but Captain Sedley read his character rightly, and understood the workings of his mind. "I am sure I feel kindly towards Tony; as kindly as any other fellow in the club," said Charles. "I do not doubt it, but we must watch all our thoughts and actions." Captain Sedley returned to the boat-house to give further directions concerning the building. Before two o'clock all the boys, with the exception of Tony Weston, were gathered on the beach. "I hope he will come," said Frank, much concerned at the absence of his friend. "I hope so," added Charles. "Here is Uncle Ben. Hurrah!" shouted several of the boys. "I arn't goin' with you this afternoon," said the veteran, as he laid an armful of oars, boat-hooks, and other furniture belonging to the Zephyr, which had been carried to the house for safe keeping, upon the beach. HE REPUTATION IT WOULD GIVE THEM IT WAS THE SAME MOTIVE WHICH HAD URGED HIM TO GIVE HIS MONEY TO THE WIDOW WESTON PERHAPS HE WAS NOT FULLY CONSCIOUS OF HIS MOTIVE IN THUS BEING THE FOREMOST TO CONDEMN POOR TONY BUT CAPTAIN CIDLEY READ HIS CHARACTER RIGHTLY AND UNDERSTOOD THE WORKINGS OF HIS MIND I AM SURE I FEEL KINDLY TOWARDS TONY AS KINDLY AS ANY OTHER FELLOW IN THE CLUB SAID CHARLES I DO NOT DOUBT IT BUT WE MUST WATCH ALL OUR THOUGHTS AND ACTIONS CAPTAIN SEEDLEY RETURNED TO THE BOAT HOUSE TO GIVE FURTHER DIRECTIONS CONCERNING THE BUILDING BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK ALL THE BOYS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TONY WESTON WERE GATHERED ON THE BEACH I HOPE HE WILL COME SAID FRANK MUCH CONCERNED AT THE ABSENCE OF HIS FRIEND I HOPE SO ADDED CHARLES HERE IS UNCLE BEN HURRAH SHOUTED SEVERAL OF THE BOYS I AREN'T GOING WITH YOU THIS AFTERNOON SAID THE VETERAN AS HE LAID AN ARMFUL OF OARS BOAT HOOKS AND OTHER FURNITURE BELONGING TO THE ZEPHYR WHICH HAD BEEN CARRIED TO THE HOUSE FOR SAFE KEEPING UPON THE BEACH
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