[The Chums of Scranton High Out for the Pennant by Donald Ferguson]@TWC D-Link bookThe Chums of Scranton High Out for the Pennant CHAPTER I 6/7
I think our pitcher, Alan Tyree, is doing better than ever before in his life; and those Belleville sluggers are going to run up against a surprise if they expect him to be an easy mark." In due time they reached the farm, and securing several pounds of freshly-made butter that had not even been salted, and was called "sweet butter," they started back.
Thad proposed that they take a roundabout route home, just for a change; and this small thing was fated to bring them into contact with a trifling adventure that would cause them both considerable bewilderment, and be a cause for conjecture for days and weeks to come. "I smell wood smoke," remarked Thad, after they had gone about a third of the distance; "and as the wind is almost dead ahead the fire must be in that direction.
There's no house in that quarter that I remember, Hugh.
There, now can see smoke coming out of that thin patch of woods yonder.
I wonder if they're meaning to cut those trees down and clear more land ?" "No, you're away off there, Thad," remarked Hugh, just then.
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