Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 374
ter the house. Therewere surely men talking inlow tones beneath his window.He stole over, peered throughthe blinds, and could see twofigures below. The men were teddy spends the night in the police-station, (see page 363.) evidently going to enter by the butlers pantry wide open, remnants of a… … 362 TEDDY BAIRD S LUCK. [Mar. second paralyzed with astonishment, and thenrushed out into the hall, for no particular rea-son, really too much excited to know what hewas doing. In his rush he upset a chair, whichfell against the fire-irons with a crash, and al-most instantly a white-gowned figure…
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