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I am sure he will tell you wonderful things about the other side. Through the office and upstairs, boys." She shooed them out and Beany and Asa stopped outside the door and consulted. Asa was a good boy but about as progressive as a potato, and something the color of a peeled one. No amount of sun tanned him. It made his eye-lashes whiter if anything, and his lips paler.
Beany can ring it prety well. June 26. Brite and fair. jest think, Beanys father is going to Portsmuth tomorrow and Beany is going to ring the bell and he is going to let me help him. Beany is a prety good feller. mother sent of the scabs today to peeple whitch wanted them. nobody wanted mine. father said it was becaus i was such a tuf feller. June 27.
Beany isent going to speak to me ever again. Aug. 21, 186- Gosh, we are having fun now. what do you think. they is going to be a big mass meeting this fall.
"The difference is plain as the nose on your face. I tell you what I did do; I made some little drawings of some of the things we heard. Sort of plans they were talking over. But you can see the submarine yourselves. You say she is safe." "Get to what happened this morning I mean yesterday," said Beany.
"What did I do?" demanded Beany. "That's all right," said the Sergeant. "I have my eyes all right, all right. You tell the Colonel or I will. Those bums give you a look, and threw a fit. Both of 'em. I saw their eyes stick out a yard. They acted like you was a ghost. You do look pretty pale, at that! Well, I bet you've done for one of them. I never saw a harder fit in my life.
Aug. 6. brite and fair. today after sunday school Beany he came over and we made up. this was the longest time i ever was mad with Beany. i am glad we aint mad enny more. father let me go to ride with Mister Watson and Beany this afternoon. we went down to the beach and took our lunchun. when we was coming home me and Beany got most asleep and our legs got asleep two, so Mister Watson he told us to get out and walk a little and we wood be all rite and when we got out he whiped up his horse and drove of lively and made me and Beany walk most a mile. we kep awake after that you bet. i had a good time.
The Wolf sought the most crowded side and mingled with the throngs. In the meantime Porky and Beany, having secured their much-wished-for gum, a hard task on account of a penny jamming in the slot, turned to join their friend. "Where's old Asa? I bet he's having a fit," said Beany, chewing comfortably. "Look! Look!" said Beany suddenly, grasping his brother by the arm. "There at the door!"
"It's the same! What did you give him?" He screamed suddenly, his face worked, and grew purple. Then down he went frothing in such a terrible convulsion that Beany bolted into the Colonel's car, frightened out of his wits.
My real motive was to suggest, purely because of a paternal interest I take in you, that you leave town to-morrow morning you and your ferocious friend." Varney eyed him amusedly. "But is not this somewhat er precipitate?" "Oh, not a bit of it. In fact, you hardly require me to tell you, Beany, that you were a great fool to come back at all." "Beany!" "You don't mind if I sit down?"
There is a trap door in the middle of the roof. Lift that, and climb down the ladder into the attic. The wireless is there. If there is a man there working the wireless, shoot him. He will shoot you if he can. Got a revolver?" "No," said Beany. "Yes," said Hen at the same time. "There are some stairs going down from the attic," continued the Weasel, his voice very weak. "Don't go down that way.
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