Roy Blakeley's Bee-line Hike
right, we acc
es at home," the man said. Then he
tured. And he seemed kind of to like us, too. Then why didn't he let us go through his house? That was what I wanted to know. If he had just been grouchy and ordered us off
e the first roof I climbed over. Onl
e said. "Maybe he's got
to see if we can ma
give him a demonst
" the kid said. I guess he got
use we're here and we're going t
man talking over the telephone in the house. He was
e said. "He's calling up the police. W
ight here; we'r
liger, it had me guessing. He said, "Yes-yes. O
hey'll release us in a couple of months. Come on,
essing. But we haven't done anything wrong. This is the
" they a
said; "over t
ollister saw us now he'd say we
's what he told me. He said scouts were just kids. I bet h
name all right, it's Copley.
cops," Hunt said. "I wonder how so
he'll pass the ca
ssed around cake and cookies and things and she was nice and friendly. And while we
p yourselves while you're waiting for Mr. Copley to come out." Then she put the plate on
kies are good, I'm going
old him. "We have to stay right here in fron
we're waiting," the kid said. "Maybe the b
ust this side of tho
aid, "to let her stand that plate over
ookies when she passed them around the same
at tactics, do you
me manners,"
they were nice and brown and crisp and they had nuts in them. The fellows all had about as many as a doze
t cookies. Every time he moved I said, "You stay rig
hese cookies a
mm, that's w
t the best I ever tasted
re just cooked
ll, here go
ing I like about the Raven Patro
-line can't have a-a-kind of a side track t
ot any waves or wrinkles in it. It's just as straight a
one," W
s cookie, Kid? Do you see that nut sticking up out o
the kid yelled, and
taff will be s
ou?" the kid shouted. "Do you mean to tel
leader as you can. You just notice how these fellows obey me; now watch. Every scout will take a coo
is feet. All of a sudden he grabbed the coil of rope we had and,
ch and was starting to fill his pocket
t a minute!
of C