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Yes, I spects I would, chile," laughed Dinah."May I get Flossie a drink?" asked Freddie. "You may bth go down to the end of the car where the water-cooler is," said Mrs. Bobbsey. "The train is slowing down now, and going to stop, I think, so you won't fall. But be careful." Flossie and Freddie started toward the end of the long car, but their sister Nan, who with her brother Bert was a few seats away, went with them, to make sure nothing would happen. "I'm not thirsty any more," Flossie said, after having had two cups of cold water. "No, butyou will be in half an hour, Testking EX0-101 I'm sure," laughed Nan. "Every one seems to get thirsty on a railroad journey. I do myself," and she took some water after Freddie had had enough. The train now came to a stop, and Flossie and Freddie hurried back to their seat to look out at the station. Hardly were they both crowded close to the window before there was the sound of shouting and laughing, and into the car came rushing a number of children. With them were two ladies who seemed to be in charge. There were boys and girls--about twenty all together--and most of them made rushes for the best seats, while some hurried down to the tank to get drinks of ice-water."I had that cup first!" cried one. "You did not! I had it myself," said another. "That's my seat by the window!" shouted a third. "It is not! I had it first, you can see where I left my hat! Oh, my hat's gone!" a boy exclaimed. "I threw it on the Testking SSCP floor, I wanted to sit here myself," said a big girl with red curls. "Children! Children! You must be quiet!" called one of the ladies. The train started again, all the other passengers watching the queer children who were making such a confusion. "Oh, see the cow!" cried a tall boy. "It's the last cow you'll see for a year, fellows, so take a good look at her," he added as the train passed along a field. "No more good times for a long while," sighed a boy who had a seat near Freddie and Flossie. "I wish I could live in the country always." Flossie and Freddie looked Testking CISSP at him. His clothes were patched here and there, but they were clean. And his face and hands were clean, which could not be said of all the other children, though some of them showed that they had tried to make themselves neat. "The country is the best place," he said, and he looked at the two smaller Bobbsey twins as though he would like to speak to them. "I'm going to be a farmer when I grow up," he went on, after a pause.