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Pee-wee Harris on the Trail

CHAPTER XXVII
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They knew that his one thought was of that now.
Yet Scoutmaster Ned Garrison's sense of humor was ever ready, even in anxiety or disappointment.

It was that which endeared him to his troop, whom he was forever denouncing and contemplating with a kind of mock despair.

He called them an infernal rabble and they loved him for it.

He was a new kind of a scoutmaster.

And I honestly believe that when Scoutmaster Ned thrust that leather case containing his revolver down into his pocket, if he could only have known that it was for the purpose of shooting Pee-wee Harris, he would have laughed so hard that he would have capsized the rowboat..


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