Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 415
ntly vanished; andthis time his disappearance was accompaniedby a loud clap of thunder, which Chris feltcould be construed only as an evidence of hisdisappointment and anger at the result of theinterview. At the tea-table that evening, Mr. Wagstaffdiscoursed learnedly upon the singular phe-nomenon… … Dont talk like that to him, pa! cried the Mrs. Wagstaff, anxiously. You knowdoctor said he must nt be excited. Well, we 11 drop the subject, said Chrissfather; then, turning to the boy, he asked: (To be continued.) Are you going to be ready for the eight-oclock train to-morrow morning ? Yes, sir,…
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