toiled faithfully, at the end of which time they discovered that they had about "cleaned" Katson's Hill of all the really desirable bark.
"Your canoe will be dry enough to launch in the morning," said Driggs, as he received the last load at his stable.

"Come down any time after eight o'clock and we'll put it in the water." Were Dick & Co.

on hand the next morning?
Dan Dalzell was the last of the six boys to reach post outside the locked gate of the yard, and he was there no later than twenty-one minutes past seven..