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INTERIOR VIEW OF NEW SPRING HOUSE.
The famous Poland Spring is located under the glass case,
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framed glass partition.
Interior finish of Spring House is Italian Marble.
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Dick Young." Little change has been made
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By Dick Young.)
CHAPTER III.
HE day after Bob called
at Graham's house on
his way from school, and
after lunch, they started
for the cave on bicycles.
On each one's back there
they come to a stop. Bob pulls out his
watch. Its time to eat dinner. After
dinner they go futher on and, pretty
soon, Graham, who is in the lead, stops
and turning, says, "This is the end".
"No 'taint. Look here", and Bob
pulled down a stone in front of them.
But what a sight far down below ! They
could see the tops of the trees.
Graham blew out his candle and said,
"We've discovered something. We're
way up on that big cliff you can see from
the road."
"Yes", replied Bob, "and there is the
jackdaw's nest that the gump fell in in
.the story of 4Tip', sequel to the 'Wonder
ful Wizard of Oz and there's the pile of
BOB CALLED AT GRAHAM'S HOUSE ON HIS WAY FROM SCHOOL.
is a sack. In them is a bottle, a dozen
candles, a pencil, sheet of paper and
lunch.
"Here", said Bob, "this must be the
place".
Jumping off he runs to a small rock,
pulls it to one side, and calls : "Here it
is".
Graham is busy hiding the bicycles.
Then they light their candles, and,
stooping low, Graham walks in, Bob fol
lowing, pulling up the stone after him.
They crawl along for fifty feet and then
get up. Finally they come to a passage.
Bob dropt a stick, pointing it up the tun
nel. They go along in this fashion till
they ftrike a wall, then they go back
following up the sticks. Pretty soon
jewels", and he ran forward, for sure
enough, there was a pile of trash that
the thieving jackdaws had stolen.
Both boys jumped into the heap and
filled their bags as fast as they could.
Bob, for fun, walked out on the edge
and climbed down a little way. It was
easy climbing because the cliff slanted
off, making a rugged pair of steps.
Sitting down, he began to look at the
map they had drawn of the tunnel on
their way. It was a funny cave with all
its turns and twists. He spread the map
out smoothly and drew the jackdaw's
nest at the end. Then rising, he looked
over the edge, but no Graham could be
seen.
The entrance was shut. He went to it
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