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The Rover Boys in Camp

CHAPTER XXIII
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Leaving their fishing outfits behind them the two Rover boys struck out through the bushes, and soon gained a narrow forest path running through the woods that skirted this section of Bass Lake.
"I wish we could catch Baxter," said Tom, on the way.

"It would be a feather in our cap, Sam." "We must be careful.

More than likely he is armed, and he won't hesitate to shoot if he is cornered." "Oh, I know that.

The most we can do is to follow him until we reach some place where we can summon assistance." The path led deeper and deeper into the woods and then along a fairsized brook.

They kept their eyes wide open, but could see nothing excepting a number of birds and an occasional squirrel or chipmunk.
Once they heard the distant bark of a fox and this was the only sound that broke the stillness.
"It's rather a lonely place," said Sam, after a silence lasting several minutes.


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