The Bradys and the Girl Smuggler - or, Working for the Custom House by Francis Worcester Doughty
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and he was the first one off the cars.
"Quarter past twelve," he growled, feverishly, "and it will take us five or ten minutes longer to reach the hotel." "Have patience--" began Old King Brady. "Can't do it. Let's run, or I'll get wild!" They made rapid time down Park Row and crossing past the post-office, they hastened into the hotel. Going to the desk, they asked the clerk: "Is Mr. Savoy here?" "Yes. Room 76. Name, please." "He's a friend. We wish to surprise him. Is he in?" "Oh, yes. I'll send a boy up with you." "Anyone call on him to-day?" "Not a soul." "Not a soul?" blankly asked Harry. "Except yourselves," laughed the clerk. |
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