He and Janet looked into the bundle again, and found a number of sandwiches, together with some uncooked bacon, a little ground coffee, a small coffee-pot and a tin cup.
"Oh, goody! We can eat the sandwiches," Janet said.
"And in the morning, when we find a spring, we can make coffee," added Teddy. "I know how, 'cause grandpa showed me when we were camping on Star Island. I haven't any matches to make a fire, but maybe I can find some."
"Will we have to stay here all night?" asked Janet anxiously.
"I spect so," her brother answered. "I don't know the way back to the ranch house. We can't even find the rocks. We'll stay here all night. It isn't cold, and now we have a blanket we can wrap up in it like the cowboys do. And we've something to eat and drink."
"But mother and daddy will be awful worried," said Janet.
"Well, they'll maybe come and find us," answered Teddy. "Look out!" he cried. "Clipclap's going off again!"
Indeed the little pony seemed to want to walk away, and so did Star Face.
"Maybe they know where to go to find water," suggested Janet.
"Maybe," agreed Ted. "Let's let 'em go, and we'll go with 'em. That water in the canteen won't be enough till morning."