[The Scranton High Chums on the Cinder Path by Donald Ferguson]@TWC D-Link bookThe Scranton High Chums on the Cinder Path CHAPTER V 5/10
The gloomy woods surrounding the old quarry did not possess any attraction in the eyes of Thad Stevens.
Though he had not shown the same degree of alarm as Horatio and Julius at the time they heard those remarkable sounds, so like human shrieks, nevertheless, Thad felt no hankering after another similar experience. Still he would brave much in order to help the chum whose interests were so dear to his own heart.
He did not say what was in his mind, only looked a bit wise, as he once more turned to Hugh, as though his mind had been finally made up. "Just as you think best, Hugh," he went on to say quietly.
"It may be that one or more of the other fellows will be taking advantage of that same old road, and there's safety in numbers, you know, they say.
Nick is likely to get his fingers burned if he attempts any of his silly tricks.
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