The Sugar Creek Gang Digs for TreasureHutchens, Paul
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The Sugar Creek Gang Digs for Treasure
Hutchens, Paul
Adventure and adventurers -- Juvenile fiction; Christian life -- Juvenile fiction; Treasure troves -- Juvenile fiction
Little Jim grabbed up his stick and Poetry’s grip tightened on his
scout knife handle till the knuckles on his hand turned white, he was
holding it so tight.
“Quick!” I said to all of us, “let’s get out of here with what we’ve
got, or it’ll be too late!”
I grabbed up the gunny sack, lugged it toward the exit, all of us
getting there at about the same time. Boy oh boy, if only we could get
out and make a dive for the woods and start to camp without being seen.
But as I said, this story is already finished--and what happened next
is the beginning of another exciting adventure.
Even while we were climbing out of that icehouse I just knew that long
before we got home with our ransom money, there’d be some dangerous
excitement that would take not only a lot of quick thinking on the
part of every one of us, but some quick _acting_ as well. ’Cause the
outboard motor was roaring toward our shore like whoever was driving it
was in a terrible hurry to stop us from doing whatever we were doing.
I hope I’ll have time right away, to tell you this last story of our
adventures in the North Woods.
THE END
When the Gang decided to play Robinson Crusoe up in the North Woods
they had no idea that they would run into such exciting adventures.
They discovered honest-to-goodness treasure and, of all places, in ...
but read the story, =The Sugar creek Gang Digs for Treasure=.
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Be sure to read all the books in the VKP Series. They are:
The Sugar Creek Gang Goes North
Adventure in an Indian Cemetery
The Sugar Creek Gang Digs for Treasure
North Woods Manhunt
The Haunted House at Sugar Creek
Lost in a Sugar Creek Blizzard
The Sugar Creek Gang on the Mexican Border
The Green Tent Mystery at Sugar Creek
10,000 Minutes at Sugar Creek
The Trap Line Thief at Sugar Creek
Blue Cow at Sugar Creek
$1.00 each
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Published and Distributed exclusively by
_Van Kampen Press_
222 E. Willow Ave. Wheaton, Illinois
Transcriber’s Note:
Punctuation has been standardised. Spelling and hyphenation have been
retained as published in the original publication except as follows:
Page 8
to the gunwhale of the boat _changed to_
to the gunwale of the boat
Page 12
The kidnapped stole ’em _changed to_
The kidnapper stole ’em
Page 15
Act like your scared to death _changed to_
Act like you’re scared to death
Page 16
heard a scufflling behind _changed to_
heard a scuffling behind
Page 18
I said to dragonfly _changed to_
I said to Dragonfly
Page 29
belived it too _changed to_
believed it too
Page 36
looked startled, antd I knew _changed to_
looked startled, and I knew
Page 53
he’s just like may dad was _changed to_
he’s just like my dad was
Page 56
and I was even gladded _changed to_
and I was even gladder
Page 59
and it was a handerchief _changed to_
and it was a handkerchief
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