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nyp.33433082302625	Fitzhugh, Percy Keese	Pee-Wee Harris on the trail / by Percy Keese Fitzhugh ; illustrated by H. S. Barbour.	1922		.txt	text/plain	26275	2469	95	"Do look at that poor little fellow," said Mrs. Bartlett to her husband. "Well, I like scouts," said Mr. Bartlett. crowded lobby and soon Pee-wee Harris, scout, The big super six Hunkajunk car darted forward and Scout Harris could hear the purring Pee-wee Harris, scout, did not know where he apparatus, with which Pee-wee's scouting experience had made him familiar, had such a variety of shiny little odds and ends. taught manual training, hey?" Pee-wee said. "That's one thing about me, I'm good at guessing," Pee-wee said. "Shh," said Pee-wee, "this one is away, way "I didn't mean it," Pee-wee said apologetically; "scouts are like that, they won't take any"You didn't put the lights on," Pee-wee said. The car in which Scout Harris was being carried reached the lake and still Peter Piper poured said that the scouts were all in Pee-wee Harris. "He's all right," Pee-wee said; "you take it	./cache/nyp.33433082302625.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433082302625.txt