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In the street, amid the cheers of the multitude, the boat club formed their column, and marched down to the lake. When they reached the Zephyr, they found her in charge of one of the men who worked on the farm of Captain Sedley. "Where is Uncle Ben?" asked Frank. IN THE STREET AMID THE CHEERS OF THE MULTITUDE THE BOAT CLUB FORMED THEIR COLUMN AND MARCHED DOWN TO THE LAKE WHEN THEY REACHED THE ZEPHYR THEY FOUND HER IN CHARGE OF ONE OF THE MEN WHO WORKED ON THE FARM CAPTAIN SEDLEY WHERE IS UNCLE BEN ASKED FRANK
den, where he had pulled off his coat, and commenced picking the currants. Tim's plan had worked better than he expected it would; for he supposed that Tony would find it in his pocket, and be accused of abstracting the thirty dollars. The jury gave in their verdict of not guilty, without leaving their seats. As they did so, a gentleman, with a very long beard and mustache, rose, and clapped his hands with great violence. His example was followed by a large portion of the audience, and the sheriff had much trouble in restoring order. CHAPTER XX THE STRANGER The officer immediately released the prisoner from his confinement, and Tony sprang into the waiting arms of his mother. "Bless you, my boy!" she exclaimed, as the tears rolled down her cheeks. "I knew you were innocent!" "My carriage waits for you, Mrs. Weston," said Captain Sedley, after he had cordially shaken the hand of Squire Benson. The widow thanked the lawyer for his good service, and the party withdrew from the court-room.  CHAPTER TWENTY OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKER'S RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIVERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FROM INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG CHAPTER TWENTY THE STRANGER THE OFFICER IMMEDIATELY RELEASED THE PRISONER FROM HIS CONFINEMENT AND TONY SPRANG INTO THE WAINED ARMS OF HIS MOTHER BLESS YOU MY BOY SHE EXCLAIMED AS THE TEARS ROLLED DOWN HER CHEEKS I KNEW YOU WERE INNOCENT MY CARRIAGE WAITS FOR YOU MISSUS WESTON SAID CAPTAIN SEDLEY AFTER HE HAD CORDIALLY SHAKEN THE HAND OF SQUIRE BENSON THE WIDOW THANKED THE LAWYER FOR HIS GOOD SERVICE AND THE PARTY WITHDREW FROM THE COURT ROOM
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