The door being open, the wind helped to set the cabin ablaze.
"Now you've done it!" panted Dick, holding up one hand and trying to put a stop to the trouble.

"Quit fighting and help put the fire out." "You youngsters put it out yourselves, then," Fred retorted.

"It was all your fault that it started." An indignant denial came to Dick's lips, but he forced it back.

This shack was another's property, and personal differences must be kept in the background until the blaze had been extinguished.
"Let me past you," demanded Dick indignantly, but Bert Dodge barred the doorway until the mounting flames scared Ripley, who turned and yelled to Dodge to let the boys out.

Dick & Co.