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Grand Council Fire. It was a complete surprise on us, exceedingly well
done and about as clever as you could expect from the cleverest boys.
Before they left, several of them boasted openly that they were planning
another surprise for some of us, and they dared us to find out in
advance what it was." "No doubt that is what this note means," Mr.
Stanlock declared so positively and such a gleam of interest in his eyes
that Marion could not help wondering just a little. "What makes you so
certain about it?" she inquired. "I don't see any real proof in those
words as to what they mean or who wrote them." "No, no, of course not,"
agreed Mr. Stanlock with seemingly uncalled for glibness; "but then, you
see, it is more reasonable to suspect that this note came from the boys
than from the strikers. If it is between the two,--the boys and the
strikers,--I say forget the strikers and be sure that the boys sent this
note." "I wish that the boys would spring their surprise tonight and
settle the question of that note," said Marion. "Why?" inquired her
father with the faint light of a smile in his eyes. "Because I don't
like the uncertainty of the thing. Uncertainty always bothers me, and
this is a more than ordinary case." "But how could the boys spring their
surprise without coming to Hollyhill?" her father asked. "That's just
it," she returned with a quick glance of suspicion toward both her fath
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