He would have gone anywhere that Don told him to go.

He promised to be at the barn at an early hour the next morning, and then showed a desire to leave the shop; so Don unlocked the door, and David hurried out and turned his face toward the landing.

He had money now, and that grocery bill should not trouble him any longer.
"If there ever was a lucky boy in the world I am the one," thought David, whose spirits were elevated in the same ratio in which they had before been depressed.

"I'll earn my hundred and fifty dollars now, and mother shall have her nice things in spite of Dan and Lester.

It isn't every fellow who has such friends as Don and Bert Gordon.