human
Scouts are supposed always to be sure their fire is dead out before they leave a camp, remarked Lil Artha, as they trudged laboriously along,
gpt
Well, with a blanket of snow two feet deep on the ground, observed Toby,
human
I'd like to know how the woods could ever get afire this day. And that blaze was such a good friend to us I didn't have the heart to throw snow on the same. It'd seemed too much like calling a dog to you, patting him on the head after he came, wagging his tail in a friendly way, and then tying a tinpan to him, after which you gave him a nasty kick to start him yelping and running. But here's hoping we meet up with my uncle before the third night comes.
gpt
I should say, yes, added Lil Artha;
human
And, Toby further complained, with a sad shake of the head,
gpt
Oh! it's going to be all right, announced Elmer, who as usual saw the bright side of the situation.
human
Something's sure to turn up to-day; and before another night we'll be toasting our feet in front of a fire indoors, with a bunk to crawl into when we're sleepy, and something else besides dry venison at meal times.
gpt
Here, don't say a word against that same venison! exclaimed Lil Artha;
human
Nothing like making sure, every time,
gpt
Guess you go by that motto, old fellow, Toby told him.
human
They don't fool you very often, do they; and never twice on the same racket?