“Well, there’s nothing to keep us down south any longer, I guess,” remarked Jerry one morning. “What do you say that we start back north? The professor has gone on with his butterflies, I’ve sold mother’s land, and we did Noddy a good turn.”
“Not to mention that we had more adventures than we counted on,” said Bob.
“And met some nice girls,” added Ned, with a sigh, for Ned had rather a soft spot in his heart for all young ladies.
“Then let’s arrange to go home,” urged Jerry, and they did.
So here, for a time, we will take leave of the motor boys. That they were destined to take part in many more incidents seems very probable, for they were boys who did not hesitate to undertake anything that offered a spice of novelty, nor were they deterred by a little flavoring of danger.
THE END.
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THE MOTOR BOYS SERIES