The Motor Girls on a Tour by Margaret Penrose
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"What happened?" breathed Maud. Then Walter realized what a girl's eyes may do in the matter of "imploring." He deliberately stepped over to Maud's side. "Oh, some valuable papers were taken from the mailbag," volunteered Clip. "And we thought the strange men might have found them." "You cheerful fibber," whispered Jack. "Come on, if you expect to get to Cartown to-day." "How can we, now?" asked Clip in an undertone. "Just jump in and go," replied Jack. "Why should we explain?" Jack cranked up his car, and in her usual deliberate way, Cecilia Thayer stepped into the runabout, pulled on her gloves, smoothed out the robe, and then said: "Good morning!" Jack and Clip left the others standing in surprise and, perhaps, disappointment. Only Cora guessed where they were actually going. CHAPTER IX THE MYSTERIOUS RIDE |
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