"Of course they didn't, old man! We pushed them back three times and we'd have done it again if the whistle hadn't saved them!" "Then we won!" exclaimed Don. "Surest thing you know, dearie! If you don't believe it listen to that band of wild Indians over in front of the gym! Now are you ready to be lugged along?" "Yes, thanks," sighed Don. THE END * * * * * Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Page 22, "usully" changed to "usually" (Daley was usually) Page 24, "acknowlegement" changed to "acknowledgment" (the acknowledgment that) Page 65, "Muskateers" changed to "Musketeers" (four "Three Musketeers") Page 89, "castenets" changed to "castanets" (chattering like castanets) Page 115, "rom" changed to "from" (darting from the galloping) Page 129, "disgruntedly" changed to "disgruntledly" (had been disgruntledly) Page 136, "that's" changed to "that" (that Joe's parents had) Page 145, "startingly" changed to "startlingly" (sounded startlingly loud) Page 167, "disgruntedly" changed to "disgruntledly" (Walton disgruntledly found) Page 172, "positon" changed to "position" (of his position with) Page 223, "Demanded" changed to "demanded" on illustration caption. (demanded Don angrily) End of Project Gutenberg's Left Guard Gilbert, by Ralph Henry Barbour