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"Lucile," she exclaimed, "how would you like to spend the summer in Siberia?" "Fine! Salt mine, I suppose," laughed Lucile. "But I thought all political prisoners had been released by the new Russian government?" "I'm not joking," said Marian. "Explain then." Marian did explain. At the end of her explanation Lucile agreed to go as Marian's traveling companion and tent-keeper.
But no one could be sad very long when they were near Bunny Brown and his sister Sue. These two were always doing such funny things and saying such funny things that Mart and Lucile laughed more often than they were sad. "Do you think, we can have Mr. Winkler's monkey and Miss Winkler's parrot in the show?" asked Bunny of Mart one day. "I guess we can if Mr.
"Isn't it just too delicious!" agreed Lucile. "I say, Madeline, I'm on the sophomore reception committee and there aren't half enough sophomores to go round among the freshmen. Won't you take somebody?" "I? Hardly." Madeline shrugged her shoulders disdainfully. "Don't you know, child, that I detest girl-dances any dances for that matter. Ask me to do something amusing."
A half hour before this Lucile had said to Marian: "Listen, I think I hear a dog bark." They listened and the bark came to them very distinctly. "Is it Rover, or does it come from the island?" asked Lucile. "I can't tell," whispered Marian. For some time they listened. When at last they prepared to resume their journey, Lucile glanced upward again.
"I should take it as a proof that your aristocratic sentiments are not so deep-rooted as they appear to be." "Yes, citizen!" murmured Lucile, under her breath.
Shouldering the sleeping-bag, and leaving to Marian the remaining seal-oil in the skin-sack, the butcher knife, and the fishing outfit, she marched steadily forward on a course which in time would enable them to make the outer circle of the island. "See those piles of stones?" Lucile said fifteen minutes later. "Those did not just happen to be there. They were put there by men.
"Oh, isn't that just fine!" laughed Mrs. Brown, as she came to the door. "What a nice surprise for you children! Did you thank Mart and Lucile for making it?" "I I guess we forgot," said Bunny. "But we're glad you live with us," he said to the boy actor and his sister. "So are we!" laughed Lucile. "This is more fun than going about from one place to another, and traveling half the night."
"Let's be above-board, Frona. St. Vincent's concerned?" She nodded. "And I can put my hand right on the spot. First place," he looked to the side and saw Lucile stealing an anxious glance to him, "first place, only the other day she gave you a song about St. Vincent.
But when Bunny and his sister entered the stable where the Shetland pony was kept, a sound of hammering was heard. "Are you here, Mart?" called Bunny. "Yes," was the answer. "Come and see what Lucile and I have made for you and Sue!" Bunny and his sister hurried into the room where the little pony cart stood, and there they saw something that made them open their eyes in delight.
"That man," he repeated, "he won't hurt you. You need have no fear of him. As for yours truly, meaning me, I can take care of myself. We start for East Cape today. What say?" "All right." Marian sprang to her feet, and, after imparting the news to Lucile, who had by this time fully recovered from the shock of the previous day, set to work packing their sled for the journey.
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