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The Boy Inventors' Radio Telephone

Chapter 3 THE PROFESSOR'S DILEMMA.

Word Count: 1208    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

an activity they would hardly have expected in him

s the bull charged through the gap, right on his heels, the professor, still with his bag

set up

ll, with lowered head and horns, charged into th

excitedly, as the professor, clinging desperately

glance of despair that would have been comical had the situation not been serious, for the

of fish!" exclaimed Jack. "W

elplessly. "By the bucking bulls

ocks at him and chase h

eturned Jack, "and if we did get out he would cha

professor in an agonized tone. "This t

alling, are you?" called

is an extraordinary position. Most-er-und

rocks out of your satche

waxed indignant

bull!" exclaimed the professor, in helpless indignation. "No, youn

"if I was in that position. It's heavy enoug

t anything?" wail

t now," declared Jack, racking his bra

m would come along and get his o

ould be fresh complica

ke that out?"

w how to handle him

fed Dick, "and I never heard of there being

mats, though,

l throw you out of the car," c

it. Just slipped out

eated," retorted Dick. "But," he went on, "s

red everything else we met. Horses shy at it, so d

at all event

o's siren split the air. But the bull merely cast an inquiring glan

n't you do something, anything? I can't r

harp nose, big spectacles and flapping black garmen

the crow," said Dick, in a

bull, and the piece of cheese is

was no farmhouse in sight and the ro

go for help,"

hing to do,

te difficulty, because of the encumbering bag of rocks on his back.

aid whimsically, "bulls can't climb trees. Th

bearable," decl

le a brewin'," retorted Tom. "I

t," responded Jack, as h

hy

eloquent hand toward th

torn down," explained Jack, as the car drove off, leaving the profess

ed man. Jack shouted to them, and when the red-faced man came up he explained the situation to him. The man was good-natured, or perhap

dle," he said as the men, having

ack, as he turned round and headed back

h Crabtree's. He's pretty near as mean

ped they would reach there before farmer Cr

and his workmen clung to the sides of the car and

k, as they came in sight of it, "

s the bull?

the professor

science or of the feroci

dream all this?" asked the r

in sight in the pasture

ome sort of a fool

ed, it isn't,"

is some place a

to show anything except that the professor h

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