. San Nicola [seriale] . e 'su. Fred, con grande alacrità, subito produsse fromhis tasca la matita e una vecchia lettera. In primo luogo, abbiamo bisogno di tende. Quanti? Due, disse Belle; uno grande per i ragazzi di Papa andyou, e uno per Mamma e me. WillPatty andare avanti? Nessuno, ma Patty può rispondere a quella domanda, sua madre ha risposto ; ma per il bene di pesce andvenison cucina, spero che lo farà. 44 MISTERO IN UNA VILLA. [Novembre, tre tende, Fred, ha detto il sig. Baird; ma Ihave nt la minima idea quanto costano. Phil ha dato cinque dollari per il suo, ma è troppo little.Supponga dico dieci dollari apiece

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. St. Nicholas [serial] . it up. Fred, with great alacrity, at once produced fromhis pocket his pencil and an old letter. In the first place, we need tents. How many? Two, said Belle ; one big one for Papa andyou boys, and one for Mamma and me. WillPatty go along ? No one but Patty can answer that question, her mother replied ; but for the sake of fish andvenison cooking, I hope she will. 44 MYSTERY IN A MANSION. [November, Three tents, Fred, said Mr. Baird; but Ihave nt the slightest idea how much they cost. Phil gave five dollars for his, but it is too little.Suppose I say ten dollars apiece ? So Fred put down : Tents. We will want rubber blankets and boots. For what ? asked Sandy, re-appearing. Nonsense! said Sandy. Papa, what is itall about ? We are making an estimate so as to see if wecan afford to camp out. Of course we can, said Sandy, decidedly. We could camp out all summer for what amonth at the sea-shore would cost. We wont need any new clothes, said Belle. And that will save ever so much. And there s. SANDY BIDS GOOD-BYE TO HIS SCHOOL-BOOKS. For our camp, Belle said, in the most matter-of-fact tones. Are we going to camp out? cried Sandy, looking at his father. When ? Who is going? Listen, said Belle, picking up Freds book, dropping her work, and beginning, apparently, toread: The Baird family, consisting of RobertBaird, his wife, Juliet, and his three children, Isa-belle, Frederick, and Alexander, respectively agedseventeen, fifteen, and thirteen, accompanied bytheir faithful adherent, Elizabeth Patterson, calledPatty for short, sailed one pleasant morning inthe good ship I expect to, under command ofCaptain Benedicto, for the port the food! We wont buy meat, for we will shootdeer and catch fish, said Fred. Certainly, replied his father; but we musthave blankets, a stove, and cooking utensils, andI suppose you would submit to some cannedgoods in case of a scarcity of venison andtrout. A very few, said Fred; the women folksmight like them. And the guides, sa

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