The Hilltop Boys on Lost Island by Cyril Burleigh
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"Maybe I am," chuckled Billy good naturedly, "but here come Jack and young Jesse W., looking as fine as fiddles, and not a bit worse for their baths. Whoop it up for them, boys!" Every boy in sight responded to the summons, and gave both boys the heartiest cheers, both Jack and his young companion being favorites. CHAPTER III THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS Neither Jack nor young Smith felt any the worse for his tumble into the warm waters of the Caribbean, and after they had changed their clothes they went on deck to assure their schoolmates that they were all right, and suffering no inconvenience from their trip overboard. "Jack is a great sport," declared Jesse W., "but somebody called out 'shark!' a little too quick, for I nearly went to pieces. It may Have been kind in him, but it was injudicious, to say the least." The boys smiled at the young fellow's wisdom, and Billy Manners replied: "Well, it wasn't me, J.W., although I know I do a good many fool things. You can't lay that at my door, however." |
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