The Circus Boys on the Mississippi : or, Afloat with the Big Show on the Big River by Edgar B. P. Darlington
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"How did you come to let him get you so easily?" "I fell over something." "Oh, that's it?" "Yes. I wasn't trying to hit him. I could have done so easily, but I felt that I was in the wrong." "Humph!" grunted the head clown. Then he turned to Diaz. "See here, you fellow!" "What you want?" demanded Diaz in a surly tone. "I want to advise you to let those boys alone in the future. They have been with this show a long time, and they are highly thought of by Mr. Sparling. Were he to hear what you have done tonight I rather think you would pack your trunk and quit right here. I shall not tell him. Next time I see you doing any such thing you will have to answer to me. I'm the head clown here, and I won't stand for one of my men pitching on a boy." Teddy was chuckling to himself over the severe rebuke that Miaco was administering to his clown. "Do you boys intend going on tonight?" Miaco demanded suddenly, turning on Teddy. |
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