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CHAPTER VI THE EMBARKATION At half past one the members of the embryo boat club were on the beach. UTHEAST MISSOURI THE EMBARKATION AT HALF PAST ONE THE MEMBERS OF THE EMBRYO BOAT CLUB WERE ON THE BEACH
b-room I am going to place a library for your use; and next winter, when the lake is frozen over, you can meet there for amusement and instruction." "That will be first-rate," added Charles. "What time shall we meet this afternoon, father?" "Two o'clock, say. Now go to your breakfasts, and get ready for school. Be careful and not let the pleasure you anticipate in the boat interfere with your studies," said Captain Sedley, as the boys bounded away to their respective homes. Frank and Charles, on their way to school, decided upon the boys whom they should invite to join the club; and in the course of the forenoon they were asked to assemble on the beach, without being told the precise object of the meeting. The boys' heads were so full of the club boat that it required a great deal of courage to enable them to study in school that day; but so closely had Captain Sedley connected the idea of improvement with the club, that they struggled hard, and succeeded in getting "perfect lessons."   CHAPTER SIX OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTUCK THE SLEEPER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN TAYLOR SO
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