Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 83
e steps to the house itself. But sud-denly he stood quite still, for he knew that he 612 THE HAPPY VENTURE [May, was not alone in the garden. He knew, also,that it was neither Ken nor Felicia who stoodlooking at him. Had one of the fairy-taleheroes materialized, after all, and slipped outof magic… … •RATHER UNCERTAINLY, HE SAID, IS SOMEBODY THERE! tree ! There was a moment of stillness, andthen a rather old voice said: Considering that you are looking straightat me, that seems a somewhat foolish question. So there zuas some one! Kirk said; I cant see you, because I cant see anything. After a…
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