Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 683
d the twofriends debated the mysterious affair fully.There was, however, but one conclusion to bedrawn. They agreed that somebody must havecome into the room through the window; prob-ably some man. Ted was almost sure that he hadseen a mans leg and boot vanish just outside the window as he opened… … TED CAUGHT A GLIMPSE OF A MANS LEG JUSTDISAPPEARING OUTSIDE THE WINDOW. Yes, some man had entered the room; and forwhat purpose? As they asked each other thisquestion, they had only one answer to give. Itmust have been the spy, the Russian, who washovering about their path like some evil bird…
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