The Gold-Stealers - A Story of Waddy by Edward Dyson
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'It's nothin' to do with her.' Dick deliberated again. 'Look here, she was cryin' after you went this mornin'. Saw her hidin' her face by the harmonium, an' wipin' her eyes.' Harry had not heard evidently; he was, it would appear, devoting his whole attention to the antics of a blue grub. Dick approached still closer, and assumed the tone of an arch-conspirator. 'Heard anything 'bout Mr. Frank?' 'Not a thing, Dick.' 'What yer goin' to do?' 'I can't say, my boy.' 'Well, I'll tell you. Know what Sagacious done?' 'Sagacious? Who is he?' 'Sam Sagacious--Sleuth-hound Sam.' Harry looked puzzled. 'What, don't you know Sleuth-hound Sam? He's a great feller in a book, what tracks down criminals. Listen here. One time a chap what was a mate |
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