“I know where it is,” he said. “I’ll soon have you there.”
A little later when he rowed up to the bungalow dock he found Mr. and Mrs. Martin just beginning to get worried about Ted and Janet.
You can imagine how surprised everyone was when the Curlytops came back, not only with the missing crow but also the diamond locket.
“I never saw such lucky children!” chuckled Tod Everett.
“Caw! Caw!” croaked the crow, as if of the same opinion. Jim did not try to get away. He seemed to have had enough of freedom. But no chances were taken and he was kept fastened by a string until he could be sent back to Mr. Jenk.
True to his promise, the owner of the lame, tame crow paid the ten dollar reward to Teddy and Janet. Part of the money was given them to spend, and the remainder was put in the bank for them.
“We’ve certainly had a fine summer in the woods,” said Mr. Martin, when the time came to go back, for he had the camp store in good running order now.
“It was the best time we ever had!” agreed Teddy.
“And it was exciting, too,” added Janet.
“I’m glad I have my little diamond locket back,” said Mrs. Martin.