Bobbsey thought it too far to take Flossie and Freddie, so they were left behind on the second trip, Nan and Dorothy going with Bert and Harry.
They saw Danny Rugg standing in front of a log cabin which was on the edge of a lumber camp. The bully seemed uneasy at the sight of Harry and Bert, and called out:
"If you're coming here to make any trouble I'll tell my father on you. He's right over there."
"We're not going to make any trouble, Danny Rugg, if you don't," said Bert slowly. "But we came for Snap, our dog."
"I don't know anything about your dog," answered Danny, in surly tones.
"I think you do," said Bert, quietly. Then raising his voice, he called:
"Snap! Snap! Where are you, old fellow? Snap!"
There was a moment of silence, and then, from a small cabin some distance away, came loud barks.
"There's Snap! That's our dog!" cried Nan, joyfully, and at the sound of her voice
