"I hope her fires didn't go out! We couldn't have a speck of fun if they were," worried Don, as he climbed up inside the caboose to investigate.
Don had flung his blanket over Dot's arm while he climbed into the machine, but soon he reappeared and told Dot to come in out of the cold, taking the blankets from her while she got up.
CHAPTER V
JUMPIN' JANE'S ANTICS
"HERE, Dot, throw the blankets down on that seat," said Don, pointing to a tiny bench next to the boiler.
"I don't see's it's any warmer in here than outdoors," grumbled Dot, rubbing her eyes and yawning again.
"Soon will be. I haven't looked at the fire, yet," returned Don, as he tried to open the fire-pot door.
"Gee! fire's most out! I've got to get some wood an' keep her going or we won't have any fun in the morning."