But I don't use it any more and if you boys think you could all pile into it, why you are welcome to it for the summer.

It has no power, but perhaps you could tow it behind your launch.

Anyway you may charter it for the large sum of nothing at all, as a reward for foiling a spy." "I--I kind of knew you were not a spy all the time," said Pee-wee.
Well, I was so flabbergasted that I just couldn't speak and even Pee-wee was struck dumb.

We just gaped like a couple of idiots, and after a while I said, "Cracky, it's too good to be true." "So you see what comes from collecting books for soldiers and for keeping your eyes open," Mr.Donnelle said; "you have caught a bigger fish than you thought.

N ow suppose I show you through the inside." Now here is the place where the plot begins to get thicker and, believe me, in four or five chapters it will be as thick as mud.