[Daal_support] Oke off. "Great Scott!" he cried, "it's my old friend the Scout-Maste

[Ezelle Brisker]

The mere fact that there is no actual danger involved now is no reason
for you to grow careless, though I need hardly give you such a warning."
"I'll do my best, sir," said Jack, enthusiastically. "It would certainly
be a great joke on them if we could work it." "Well, do the best you
can. I don't want you to think that I really expect you to succeed. I
think the chances are desperate. But, even if you cannot escape, there
will be no difficulty about exchanging you, for we have a great many of
their prisoners, including a number of officers, and they will be very
glad to get them back. Otherwise I am sure General Harkness would never
have consented to let you make the effort." "If this were real war, and
they saw us trying to escape, they would fire at us, wouldn't they?"
asked Jack. "What I want to know is whether we're assumed to be shot,
and have to stop if they see us and get a shot?" "Yes, at any range less
than a hundred yards. Above that range a prisoner escaping is supposed
to have a good chance to get away. He has to stop, but need not show
himself, and unless he is found he can resume his attempts to escape."
Then Durland explained briefly to Pete Stubbs and Tom Binns the parts
they were assigned to play in this newest development of the war game,
and, thrilling with 
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