[The Rover Boys In The Mountains by Arthur M. Winfield]@TWC D-Link bookThe Rover Boys In The Mountains CHAPTER V 6/9
I thought it was only a friendly dispute----" "Stop! I want you to answer the original questions, yes, or no." "No." "No, what ?" "No, to both original questions." "No, sir!" and Jasper Grinder stamped his foot. "Oh! All right, sir.
No, sir, to both questions, sir." There was a titter at this, which caused Jasper Grinder to grow red in the face. "Boys, be quiet!" he shouted.
"If you do not be still I will keep all of you in to-morrow." As this would have spoiled the chances for a good skate and some exciting races, the boys immediately subsided.
Then the questioning went on until Dick Rover was reached. "I don't know where Sam and Tubbs are now," said Dick.
"Perhaps they are frozen stiff." "Did you aid them in escaping from the stone cell and the storeroom ?" "No, sir." "Have you seen them since I placed them there ?" "Yes, I have," answered Dick boldly, seeing it was useless to beat about the bush longer. "Oh! Then you did aid them to escape ?" "Not from the stone cell and the storeroom.
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