Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 201
great-grandfather, in whichNicholas told his son the whole story of thestolen guineas. appeared. Tom had to puzzle out and piecetogether, but at last he got at all the facts sofar as it was possible to discover them. Here, then, is an orderly account of eventsfrom the time the treasure came into… … TOM HAD TO PUZZLE OUT AND PIECE TOGETHER, BUT AT LAST GOT ALL THE FACTS SO FAR AS IT WAS POSSIBLE TO DISCOVER THEM. Tom wondered why it was that his grand-father, having taken so much interest in thesearch for the stolen gold, should have aban-doned it suddenly. This wonder, strong inthe beginning,…
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