"Where there's a will there's a way, you know." "The trouble is that we need a pocketbook more than a will," returned Prescott doubtfully.

"It would take lumber to build a winter camp, even if we could prove ourselves good enough carpenters." "How much money would it take ?" "Well, I don't believe a hundred dollars would go far," declared Reade.
"Make it a thousand, then," laughed Darrin.

"We fellows couldn't raise either sum in a year." "It's too bad," sighed Harry Hazelton.

"A good camp, at this time of the year, would be huge fun!" "Yes; it would," agreed Dick.

"I don't see the way now, but we may find it.