The Hilltop Boys on Lost Island by Cyril Burleigh
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you may get when you are on a lay of this sort, and I guess he wasn't
taking chances, having a lot of money on board." "That may account for it, but it made me feel a little creepy being in there, and knowing that the water was just above me, and perhaps on the other side of those doors." "I don't wonder. They say divers get afraid when they see all sorts of fishes swimming around them under water. I'd like to go to the place with you. I've had some queer adventures, but nothing so queer as that." "I should be very glad to have you, sir, and if you want a share of the money in the chest----" "No, that's all right. It belongs to you and your friend and the little fellow, too, I suppose." "Why, of course, they must have their share of it." "I don't think Jesse W. will take it, and, anyhow, he was not with us when we went into the cabin, and I certainly don't want it," said Percival. "It all belongs to you, Jack." "Not if I don't want to take it," Jack replied with a laugh. "How are you going to make me take it, Dick?" "I'm sure I don't know, but it ought to be yours, just the same. I'd like to get the rest of it, and suppose we go after it to-morrow?" "That will be all right." |
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