She asked me to-day, if we were going.

I said I reckoned we'd be over, and asked her if she would trip the light fantastic with me, but Julie shook her head.

What about it?
Do we go or stay ?" "What will we do about the camp ?" wondered Grace.
"Leave it here, of course," urged Emma.
"And find it missing when we return," suggested Elfreda.

"I fear that won't do at all." "We can hide our equipment and ride the ponies over to Coon Hollow, with Laundry along on one of the mules to look after our horses when we get there," planned Lieutenant Wingate.
"What about the other mule ?" questioned Anne.
"Let him take care of himself.

If any stranger attempts to fool around that mule he will get the everlasting daylights kicked out of him.
Nora, you had better shake your feet up to-day and get in practice, for to-morrow night you dance--if--" "Yes, if," laughed Grace.