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COCHRAN AERIAL 63 stand for it. There was Jack just coming from the sand lot with his bat. Well, what's eatin' you? he asked. ' ' Ah, just because I left the baby and went out to play ball, I had to get licked. I know what Iyll do, I'1l run awayf, Where'll you go P I'll join the circus, or the movies-or-or, I know. Lets you and me run away together. You're not treated right either. Don't you remember the time you got it for playing on the roof of the old barn? Letls run away to my grandma's farm. - Gee, I'm afraid. Jack slid his hand along the bat, and looked doubtful. My grandma won't care. We can work on the farm. Will you? Ah,,come on!', Jack promised at last to meet him next evening at the corner of Main and Market. Jack was to tell his mother that he was sleeping at Jimls. At eight-thirty the next evening they met. HWhich Way do we go ? asked Jack. I don't know. Let's just keep on walking and when We get to Exville, I know the way from theref, With this view in mind the boys bravely trudged on. Their strong twelve-year-old legs did not give out easily. They had been walking along slowly, chat- ting of the good times they would have on the farm when Jim's voice quivered, Do you think there are any bears in these woods, Jack? It's gettin' dark. I don't knowf' was the shaky answer. Don't you think we had better go ba-. Oh, look, Jim, there's a cottage. Maybe we can spend the night there. Finding that no one answered to their knocking, the boys walked in. They looked around and finding a candle, they lighted it. There were a table, two chairs, and two badly Worn hunks. In no time the boys were fast asleep. With the rising of the sun, ,Tack was up and had examined the surroundings. He found, not far away, a wild crab apple tree and a few wild berries. Stuffing their pockets until they bulged, the boys tramped on. At last they came upon the highway. During the remainder of the day they got lifts. Sometimes the occupants of the cars shared their lunches with them. Finally they reached Exville and from there they easily found the farm. jim's grandmother was surprised, but she said nothing until they had their fill of warm milk with bread and jam. 'fVVhy didn't you let me know that you were coming? she asked
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