Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 653
e any cluehad been found, and now that the finger of sus-picion pointed so straight to Jim they began tothink that he was probably responsible for all ofthe offenses. It was not until about supper-time that Pinkey suddenly remembered his agreement with Jim towind the court-house clock. Above all… … WHAT PINKEY ANTHEY I D BUNNY SAW (;A\ E IHEM A GREATER SHOCK THAN ANYIAD YET EXPEKIENCED. [SEE PAGE 634.] house while it was still light, for people mightnot understand his being there, so he decided towait until dusk before going for the key. As soon as it grew dark, Pinkey left the house,as he…
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