The Mountain Divide by Frank H. Spearman (books to read for 13 year olds txt) π
"Bill, you are all right."
"I am, am I?"
"First help me enter these way-bills and check up the express packages so I can deliver them to this mob."
"My business isn't checking up express; but I like you, young fellow, so, go ahead. Only you talk too much."
"Just a moment!"
At these words coming from the other end of the office, the lineman and the operator looked around. The military-looking man and his companion had entered the room unobserved and stood at the counter listening to the colloquy between the Eastern boy and the plainsman--for neither of the two were more than boys. Dancing saluted the new-comers. "It's Colonel Stanley and Bob Scott," he exclaimed.
Bucks walked forward. Stanley handed him a message. "You are the night operator? Here is a despatch for General Park. Get it out for me right away, will you?"
Dancing came forwar
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