He said they couldn't tell how the grain of all of them would work up, of course, but they were all worth taking out, and five or six were real gold mines.

This makes three they've tried, so there must be nine more marked, and several of them for being just fine." "Well, I wish I knew which they are," said McLean, "so I could get them out first." "I have been thinking," said Freckles.

"I believe if you will leave one of the guards on the line--say Hall--that I will begin on the swamp, at the north end, and lay it off in sections, and try to hunt out the marked trees.

I suppose they are all marked something like that first maple on the line was.

Wessner mentioned another good one not so far from that.