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"It's not our plane nor our expedition. We're bound by agreement to go on. Besides, there's no real need of going back. La Vaune's all right for the winter. I arranged for her at my old college at Brandon; she will attend the academy and help in the dining-room." "Well, then," said Barney, "I guess it's us for union-alls and at those engines." They were soon at their task.
Barney knew he was thinking of the boy, Timmie, and La Vaune's money he carried into the woods. A square of light, of course, would have been a cabin window. "Kill your engine if you see a chance to light, and explain later," he shouted back. But no square of light appeared, and soon the thought of it was driven from their minds, for, of a sudden, the plane shuddered like a man with a chill.
If they wandered this far, might they not easily have gone on to the other side of the continent?" "Possibly. Possibly," The twinkle in the Major's eye grew brighter, but he said no more. Presently he rose and stepped outside. "Say!" exclaimed Barney, "I feel like turning right around and going back." Bruce knew that he was thinking of La Vaune's money. "But we can't," he sighed.
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