ed down into his mouth
but the flavory pits and rind remained at bay at the bottom of the
cooler.

They would not roll but they might fall. Pee-wee held the cooler up to
a perfectly perpendicular position above his upturned face. Then, oh,
horrors! The wet cooler slipped through his hands and the curly head
of Pee-wee Harris disappeared within it. If the postman who found him
wrestling valiantly with a banana and clinging with the other hand,
could only have seen him in this new and terrible predicament!

And thus the curly head and terribly frowning countenance of Scout
Harris disappears out of our story into a new realm of joy. ...

THE END

Other books by Percy Keese Fitzhugh (7 Sep 1876 - 5 Jul 1950). Note
that characters from each series crossover to or are mentioned in the
others.

1 - Pee-wee Harris - 1922
2 - Pee-wee Harris On The Trail - 1922
3 - Pee-wee Harris In Camp - 1922
4 - Pee-wee Harris In Luck - 1922
5 - Pee-wee Harris Adrift - 1922
6 - Pee-wee Harris F.O.B. Bridgeboro - 1923
7 - Pee-wee Harris: Fixer - 1924
8 - Pee-wee Harris As Good As His Word - 1925
9 - Pee-wee Harris: Mayor for a Day - 1926
10 - Pee-wee Harris and The Sunken Treasure - 1927
11 - Pee-wee Harris On The Briny Deep - 1928
12 - Pee-wee Harris In Darkest Africa - 1929
13 - Pee-wee Harris Turns Detective - 1930

1 - Roy Blakeley - 1920
2 - Roy Blakeley's Adventures in Camp - 1920
3 - Roy Blakeley Pathfinder - 1920
4 - Roy Blakeley's Camp On Wheels - 1920
5 - Roy Blakeley's Silver Fox Patrol - 1920
6 - Roy Blakeley's Motor Caravan - 1921
7 - Roy Blakeley Lost Strayed or Stolen - 1921
8 - Roy Blakeley's Bee-line Hike - 1922
9 - Roy Blakeley at The Haunted Camp - 1922
10 - Roy Blakeley's Funny-Bone Hike - 1923
11 - Roy Blakeley's Tangled Trail - 1924
12 - Roy Blakeley on the Mohawk Trail - 1925
13 - Roy Blakeley's Elastic Hike - 1926
14 - Roy Blakeley's Roundabout Hike - 1927
15 - Roy Blakeley's Happy-Go-Lucky H