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said Frank, when all was ready for a start. "Let fall! Give way!" "Down the lake, Frank, towards the village," added Captain Sedley. SAID FRANK WHEN ALL WAS READY FOR A START LET FALL GIVE WAY DOWN THE LAKE FRANK TOWARDS THE VILLAGE ADDED CAPTAIN SEDLEY
nd "Way enough!" The boat darted into a cove by the widow's house, and Frank and his father landed. Tony, it seemed, wished to join the club; but his mother, fearful lest some of the boys should taunt him with the occurrences of the past few days, desired him to remain at home. Captain Sedley's request, however, was quite sufficient, and Tony followed Frank down to the boat. "Three cheers for Tony Weston!" exclaimed Charles Hardy, as they came in sight. The cheers were given, but Captain Sedley could not but question the motives of him who had proposed them. "Now, Frank, you are coxswain again," said Captain Sedley. "You will do better than I can; for I am not posted on man-of-war-boat tactics, and Ben has trained you to naval discipline." Tony took his place at the bow oar, and Frank in the stern-sheets. The former was received with sympathy and kindness by the club, and the poor boy felt how pleasant it was to have the good will of his companions in the midst of his trials. "Up oars! TES BEFORE CAPTAIN SEDLEY GAVE THE COMMAND WAY ENOUGH THE BOAT DARTED INTO A COVE BY THE WIDOW'S HOUSE AND FRANK AND HIS FATHER LANDED TONY IT SEEMED WISHED TO JOIN THE CLUB BUT HIS MOTHER FEARFUL LEST SOME OF THE BOYS SHOULD TAUNT HIM WITH THE OCCURRENCES OF THE PAST FEW DAYS DESIRED HIM TO REMAIN AT HOME CAPTAIN SEDLEY'S REQUEST HOWEVER WAS QUITE SUFFICIENT AND TONY FOLLOWED FRANK DOWN TO THE BOAT THREE CHEERS FOR TONY WESTON EXCLAIMED CHARLES HARDY AS THEY CAME IN SIGHT THE CHEERS WERE GIVEN BUT CAPTAIN SEEDLEY COULD NOT BUT QUESTION THE MOTIVES OF HIM WHO HAD PROPOSED THEM NOW FRANK YOU ARE COXSON AGAIN SAID CAPTAIN SEDLEY YOU WILL DO BETTER THAN I CAN FOR I AM NOT POSTED ON MAN O' WAR BOAT TACTICS AND BEN HAS TRAINED YOU TO NAVAL DISCIPLINE TONY TOOK HIS PLACE AT THE BOW OAR AND FRANK IN THE STERN SHEETS THE FORMER WAS RECEIVED WITH SYMPATHY AND KINDNESS BY THE CLUB AND THE POOR BOY FELT HOW PLEASANT IT WAS TO HAVE THE GOOD WILL OF HIS COMPANIONS IN THE MIDST OF HIS TRIALS UPWARDS
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