We're in Dutch!" "Will they send us to jail ?" he whispered.
"I think we'll get about ten merit badges for this--not," I said; "he's no spy." Well, the men didn't pay much attention to us, only strolled over to one side of the room and began chatting together, and Mr.Donnelle got a box of cigars and they each took one.
"I wouldn't smoke one of those cigars," Pee-wee said, "they might be bombs.

The Germans are pretty tricky--safety first." Then Mr.Ellsworth came over to us, smiling all over his face.

"Well, boys," he said, "I'm glad to say that our spy quest has gone up in smoke.

Mr.Donnelle is one of the best known authors of America.

He is writing a story of the war and our dark memorandum is just a little literary note of his about a spy among the American forces.