Who's to propose Bob if we don't?
I want to go awfully; but I wouldn't disappoint Bob for a good deal, now he is willing to come." And Frank sprang off his post as if anxious to flee temptation, for it _was_ very pleasant to go singing, up hill and down dale, in the spring moonlight, with--well, the fellows of his set.
"Nor Ed, I forgot that.

No, we can't go.

We want to be Good Templars, and we mustn't shirk," added Jack, following his brother.
"Better come.

Can't put it off.

Lots of fun," called Gus, disappointed at losing two of his favorite mates.
But the boys did not turn back, and as they went steadily away they felt that they _were_ doing their little part in the good work, and making their small sacrifices, like faithful members.
They got their reward, however, for at home they found Mr.Chauncey, a good and great man, from England, who had known their grandfather, and was an honored friend of the family.