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I guess the camp will look after itself for a while . We have n't been bothered with visitors since we came . '' The three chums , having arranged their fishing tackle , started off , while Frank stretched out on his cot and was soon asleep . It was noon when he awakened , and , after getting himself something to eat , he prepared to go for the supplies . The boys had arranged with a farmer , who lived about two miles from camp , to provide them with things to eat . Taking a big basket Frank was soon on the way . `` Wa'al , ai n't you boys give up livin ' in th ' woods ? ''