Go Ahead Boys and the Racing Motorboat by Ross Kay
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for their relief from their predicament.
"Are you going down the St. Lawrence?" he added. "Yes, sir," replied Fred, "as far as Alexandria Bay." "Then we may see you again," called the man. "We expect to be on an island near there. My name is Stevens. If you expect to be in Alexandria Bay very long don't fail to look us up." "Thank you, sir," replied Fred, and his companions were as interested as he in his word. "We certainly shall do so. Thank you again for all that you have done to help us." The Caledonia quickly resumed her voyage, while the boys waving their handkerchiefs in response to the tokens of good will that came from the strangers who had helped them, speedily made their boat fast and went ashore. In response to their inquiries they were directed to a place where they could obtain a breakfast and not many minutes had elapsed before the four Go Ahead boys were seated about a table busily engaged in their repast. "I tell you I'm hungry," said John as he called for a second piece of beefsteak. "That's the way you would be all the time," said George, "if you would only get up early in the morning." |
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