Five Little Starrs in the Canadian Forest

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Mike Sat Down on a Log to Watch Over the Children.
AUTHOR OF THE BLUE BIRD SERIES
New York THE PLATT & NOURSE CO.
Copyright, 1915, by THE PLATT & PECK CO.

DADDUM, are we 'most there? asked Dorothy Starr, impatiently, as the uncomfortable local train creaked over its uneven tracks through dense forests in Western Ontario.
Almost, Dot—have a little more patience and soon you will be able to exercise those active little legs, returned Mr. Starr, as he consulted his watch.
Guess we'll all be glad to exercise after this awful smoky, crampy ride, grumbled Donald, Dot's twin brother.
Our winter in the lumber camp will have to be mighty fine to make us forget this outlandish trip ever since we left Grand Forks, declared Meredith Starr, the oldest boy.
We have one consolation, Mete, and that is, we don't have to travel home in the Spring by the same route, laughed his sister Lavinia.
Well, children, you all have had some remark to make about the discomforts of this car and the dreadful condition of the tracks, but it is far better than riding in a springless lumber wagon for the same distance , commented Mrs. Starr, shifting the baby's sleepy head from her shoulder to her knees.