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CHAPTER XXI THE CONCLUSION The first two weeks of the organization of the boat club passed away, and the members were assembled in Zephyr Hall to elect a coxswain. According to the constitution, Frank's term of office had expired. ONE THE CONCLUSION THE FIRST TWO WEEKS OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE BOAT CLUB PASSED AWAY AND THE MEMBERS WERE ASSEMBLED IN ZEPHYR HALL TO ELECT A COXSWAIN ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION FRANK'S TERM OF OFFICE HAD EXPIRED
 it." "Charley Hardy did the same, and both of them stayed at home on the Fourth." "They shall be rewarded. But the new boat, Tony?" "I don't think we need another." "If you had another, you could race a little, and manoeuvre together." "That would be nice, wouldn't it?" "I will speak with Captain Sedley about it. Here comes the boat," added George Weston. "We have come to row you up to my father's," said the coxswain. "Thank you, Frank," replied George. "We shall be very happy to accompany you." Mrs. Weston and Mary were all ready, and the party seated themselves in the stern-sheets of the Zephyr. On their way down the lake, the scheme of having another club-boat was discussed and fully matured. "What will you call her, Tony?" asked Charles. "I don't know," said Tony, musing. "What do you think of the Butterfly?" "Capital!" exclaimed George. The matter was all arranged; and the party soon reached the boat-house, and spent a pleasant evening in the hospitable mansion of Captain Sedley.  CHAPTER TWENTY ONE OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKER'S RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FROM INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVERPOX DOT ORG CHAPTER TWENTY
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