Here they hunted and fished to their hearts' content, and likewise
took a large number of photographs, some of the pictures causing
them a good deal of trouble and peril to obtain.
Trusting that all boys who love to hunt and to fish and to take
pictures with a camera will find this volume to their liking,
I remain, Your sincere friend, Captain Ralph Bonehill.
CHAPTER I
FRIENDS AND ENEMIES
"Come on, Shep."
"Where are you going, Whopper?"
"For a row on the river. I've been aching for a row for about a year."
"That suits me," answered Sheppard Reed, as he hopped down from the
fence upon which he had been sitting. "What about the others?"
"Snap said he would meet me at the dock," continued Frank Dawson,
otherwise known as Whopper. "I don't know where Giant is."
"I saw him about an hour ago. He was on an errand for his mother---said
he was going to Perry's store."
"Then we can look in Perry's. If he isn't there I'll run over to his
house for him. It's a grand day for a row."
"Yes, we must get him if we can," went on Sheppard Reed thoughtfully.
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