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"Just see the oars!" added Fred Harper. "And there are the flags rolled up in the stern," said another boy. "Won't we have a glorious time!" continued Charles, as he placed one foot on the bow of the boat. "Don't get in, Charley; that isn't fair," interposed Tony Weston. "It won't do any harm;" and Charles stepped into the boat. Half a dozen other boys, carried away by the excitement of the moment, followed his example, and jumped in after him. JUST SEE THE OARS ADDED FRED HARPER AND THERE ARE FLAGS ROLLED UP IN THE STERN SAID ANOTHER BOY WON'T WE HAVE A GLORIOUS TIME CONTINUED CHARLES AS HE PLACED ONE FOOT ON THE BOW OF THE BOAT DON'T GET IN CHARLIE THAT ISN'T FAIR INTERPOSED TONY WESTON IT WON'T DO ANY HARM AND CHARLES STEPPED INTO THE BOAT HALF A DOZEN OTHER BOYS CARRIED AWAY BY THE EXCITEMENT OF THE MOMENT FOLLOWED HIS EXAMPLE AND JUMPED IN AFTER HIM
ank. "Don't be in a hurry, Charley," added Tony, who had seated himself upon the sand, and considering the exciting circumstances of the day, demeaned himself like a philosopher. "I am so anxious to get a peep at the inside of her," replied Charles, as he took hold of the line that held the boat, and pulled her towards the shore. "Don't you think he will be here before two o'clock?" "I don't know. I wouldn't touch her, Charley," said Frank. "See how she shoots ahead! I scarcely pulled at all on the line." The light bark, under the impulse of Charles's gentle pull, darted to the shore, throwing her sharp bow entirely out of the water. "Don't, Charley; you will scrape the paint from her keel on the sand," interposed Frank. "She is built very lightly, and my father says she cost him four hundred dollars." "I won't hurt her. Just twig the cushioned seats in the stern, and see all the brass work round the sides! My eyes, how it shines!" exclaimed Charles, holding up both hands with delight. ILL BE HERE SOON IT IS NOT TWO O'CLOCK YET ANSWERED FRANK DON'T BE IN A HURRY CHARLIE ADDED TONY WHO HAD SEATED HIMSELF UPON THE SAND AND CONSIDERING THE EXCITING CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE DAY DEMEANED HIMSELF LIKE A PHILOSOPHER I AM SO ANXIOUS TO GET A PEEP AT THE INSIDE OF HER REPLIED CHARLES AS HE TOOK HOLD OF THE LINE THAT HELD THE BOAT AND PULLED HER TOWARDS THE SHORE DON'T YOU THINK YOU WILL BE HERE BEFORE TWO O'CLOCK I DON'T KNOW I WOULDN'T TOUCH HER CHARLIE SAID FRANK SEE HOW SHE SHOOTS AHEAD I SCARCELY PULLED AT ALL ON THE LINE THE LIGHT BARK UNDER THE IMPULSE OF CHARLES GENTLE PULL DARTED TO THE SHORE THROWING HER SHARP BOW ENTIRELY OUT OF THE WATER DON'T CHARLIE YOU'LL SCRAPE THE PAINT FROM HER KEEL ON THE SAND INTERPOSED FRANK SHE IS BUILT VERY LIGHTLY AND MY FATHER SAYS SHE COST HIM FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS I WON'T HURT HER JUST TWIG THE CUSHIONED SEATS IN THE STERN AND SEE ALL THE BRASSWORK AROUND THE SIDES MY EYES HOW IT SHINES EXCLAIMED CHARLES HOLDING UP BOTH HANDS WITH DELIGHT
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