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the circus boys in dixie land(迪克西的马戏团男孩)-第49章

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never   have   it   said   that   the   Sparling   Combined   Shows   were   put   out   of 

business by a gale of wind。〃 

     Mr。 Sparling halted。 

     〃Phil; there is an old saying to the effect that you can't 'teach an old 

dog   new   tricks。'   It's   not   true。 You   have   taught   me   a   new   trick。   The 

Sparling   shows   shall   go   on   to   the   close   of   the   season。 We'll   make   the 



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next town; somehow; and we'll give them a show the like of which they 

never before have seen。〃 

     〃If they had been here tonight they would have seen one such as they 

never saw before;〃 grinned Teddy。 

     〃Yes。〃 

     〃A    sort   of   Wild    South     instead    of  Wild     West    show;〃    added     the 

irrepressible Teddy。 

     All that night the showmen worked; Phil not even taking the time to 

discard   his   gaudy   ring   clothes。      The   next   morning   both   he   and   Teddy 

were   sights   to   behold;   but   the   show   had   been   loaded;   and   the   big   top 

straightened out and put in shape so that it could be pitched when the next 

town   was   reached。        At   last   the   boys   decided   to   hunt   up   their   trunks。 

They found them; after a long search。 Getting behind a pole wagon they 

put   on   their   clothes。   An   hour   later   they  were   on   their  way  to   the  next 

stand; tired but proud of their achievements and happy。 

     The news of the accident to the show; as well as the capture of the big 

lion; Wallace;   by  the   Circus   Boys;   had preceded   them  to   the   next   town。 

Once   more   Phil   Forrest   and Teddy Tucker   were hailed   as   heroes;   which 

they really had proved themselves to be。 

     A   very   fair   performance;   considering   their   crippled         condition;   was 

given that afternoon。         By the next day the show was on its feet again; and 

from     then   on   to  the   close   of   the  season;    no   other   exciting    incidents 

occurred。 

     Two   weeks   later   the   big   top   came   down   for   the   last   time   that   year。 

On the afternoon of that happy day; the associates of the Circus Boys gave 

a   banquet   for   the   two   lads   under   the   cook   tent;   at   which   Teddy   Tucker 

distinguished   himself   by   making   a   speech   that   set   the   whole   tent   in   an 

uproar of merriment。 

     Good…byes were said; and the circus folks departed that night bag and 

baggage to scatter to the four quarters of the globe; some never to return to 

the Sparling shows。          Phil and Teddy returned to Edmeston to finish their 

course     at  the   high   school;    from    which     they   were    to  graduate     in  the 

following spring。 

     How the lads joined out with the circus the next season will be told in 



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a    succeeding       volume      entitled;    〃THE      CIRCUS        BOYS       ON     THE 

MISSISSIPPI; Or; Afloat with the Big Show on the Big River。〃 This was 

destined to be one of the most interesting journeys of their circus careers 

one filled with new and exciting experiences and thrilling adventures。 

     Until   then   we   will   leave   them   to   continue   their   studies   in   the   little 

village of Edmeston。 



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