Of course we couldn't very well camp twice in the same place--we decorate so heavily--but that's a negligible factor.

Oh, yes," added Philip smiling, "we've blazed our trail with buns and cheese for miles back.

Ras thinks whole processions of birds and dogs and tramps and chickens are already following us.

If it's true, we'll most likely eat some of 'em." "Where," demanded Diane hopelessly, "did you get this ridiculous outfit ?" "Well," explained Philip comfortably, "Ras was drowsing by Sherrill's on a load of hay and I bought the cart and the hay and the horses and Ras at a bargain and set out.

Ras is a free lance without an encumbrance on earth and I can't imagine a more comfortable manner of getting about than stretched out full length on a load of hay.