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Mr. Burlap, the tailor, had exerted himself to the utmost; and the new dress of the boat club was soon ready for use. The tarpaulins had been purchased and lettered, and the uniforms had been hung up in the little closets in the club room of the boat house. MISTER BURLAC THE TAILOR HAD EXERTED HIMSELF TO THE UTMOST AND THE NEW DRESS OF THE BOAT CLUB WAS SOON READY FOR USE THE TARPAULINS HAD BEEN PURCHASED AND LETTERED AND THE UNIFORMS HAD BEEN HUNG UP IN THE LITTLE CLOSETS IN THE CLUB ROOM OF THE BOAT HOUSE
 pull for Rippleton." "Stand by! Give way!" The Zephyr parted the waters before her graceful bow, and sped like a rocket on her way. The beautiful boat excited a great deal of attention at the village; and when the boys returned from the tailor's, hundreds had collected on the bank to see them row. Captain Sedley gratified the curiosity of the people by requiring Frank to exercise the club for some time near the spot where they stood. After a row across the lake, they returned, and the Zephyr was moored in her new house, much to the delight of her enthusiastic crew. CHAPTER XII THE FIRST MEETING IN ZEPHYR HALL In another fortnight the boat-house was entirely completed, furnished, and ready for the occupancy of the club. School had closed for the season, and the summer vacation had begun; but most of the boys, in anticipation of the pleasure which the boat club promised them, preferred to stay at home rather than go to the seashore or the mountains, or visit their friends at a distance.  CHAPTER TWELVE OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS IS A LIVERPOX RECORDING ALL THE BRAVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG THE FIRST MEETING IN ZEPHYR HALL IN ANOTHER FORTNIGHT THE BOAT HOUSE WAS ENTIRELY COMPLETED FURNISHED AND READY FOR THE OCCUPAN SEA OF THE CLUB SCHOOL HAD CLOSED FOR THE SEASON AND THE SUMMER VACATION HAD BEGUN BUT MOST OF THE BOYS IN ANTICIPATION OF THE PLEASURE WHICH THE BOAT CLUB PROMISED THEM PREFERRED TO STAY AT HOME RATHER THAN GO TO THE SEASHORE OR THE MOUNTAINS OR VISIT THEIR FRIENDS AT A DISTANCE
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