Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 415
urned and disappeared in thedarkness. His work was done. A MYSTERIOUS VISITOR BY JACOB N. HENTGES (aGE i6) {Silver Badge)The wind howled and shook the rafters of the littleshack. The snow fell thick and fast. The tempera-ture was steadily dropping lower. Within, Jack Hammond stirred comfortably in… … hinges. A cold breeze swept through the room foran instant. Jack raised himself on his elbow. Hewas not supersti-tious, yet there wassomething in thatnoise that held hismuscles tense, andhe bent forward tolisten. Yes, therewas something stir-ring in the room.It moved ! It madea scraping,…
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