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Behind the Line

CHAPTER IX
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Isn't it hard work at times ?" "Rather, on grades, you know.

But on smooth roads it goes very easily; besides, I've worked it every day almost for so long that I've got a pretty good muscle now.

My father had this one made for me only two months ago to use here at Erskine.

The last machine I had was very much heavier and harder to manage." "I guess being so light has made it weak," said Neil, "or it wouldn't have broken down like this." "Oh, I fancy that was more my fault than the tricycle's," answered the boy.

As Neil was behind him he did not see the smile that accompanied the words.
"Well, I'll take you home and then wheel the thing down to the bicycle repair-shop near the depot, eh ?" "Oh, no, indeed," protested the other.


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