Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 894
e river, while Roy couldsee the Gymnasium, the Cot-tage, and the path to the vil-lage. They had left Dick atthe breakfast table, but it wasafter eight oclock and hewould have to leave the din-ing-room shortly. If he camethan a detective that Dick was absent-minded up-stairs they would hear him,… … TIIEY SCUTTLED HURRIEDLY TO THE SIDE OF THE ROADAND SUBSIDED IN THE BUSHES. (SEE PAGE 874). table-cloth with his thumb nail, and severaltimes he paused with his glass of milk in mid-air to gaze frowningly into space. I 11 bet he s thinking up some scheme to getthat money, said Chub after a few…
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