did that morning, though all without the least success.

It presently dawned on these Grammar School boys that Mr.Fits must have left Gridley far behind.
"We'll keep our mind on the camping, anyway," proposed Dick.

"We want to start to-morrow morning.

We ought to meet at eight o'clock, and then get away together as soon after as we can." "And hoof it twelve miles ?" asked Hazelton.
"No; as we'll have so much stuff to carry, we'll have to pay someone to drive the stuff out there for us.

If we have a wagon we may as well ride on it." "I hope you fellows will all have a good time," suggested Dan Dalzell generously, though his own face still wore a doleful look.