The Bradys and the Girl Smuggler - or, Working for the Custom House by Francis Worcester Doughty
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Fearing the detective might recover he got a piece of rope and bound and gagged Old King Brady. When this was done an idea suddenly flashed across his mind, and he bounded to his feet and exclaimed, hoarsely: "Where ees ze othair?" "I don't understand you," his wife replied. "Young King Brady." "Do they always travel together?" "Sairtainly." "Then the boy must be lurking near here." "Wait. I find heem eef I can." He hastened from the room and made a search of the hall. Then he quietly passed downstairs and there caught view of the young detective keeping guard outside the street door. The Frenchman was greatly excited. He retreated into the hall and went upstairs again, muttering: "I must geet zat boy een my powair just as queek as possible. So long as ze |
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