The Motor Girls by Margaret Penrose
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"In--in--your--tool--box!" "What?" The girl's voice was shrill, and there was a tremor in her tones. Cora fairly leaped out beside him. She was staring at the brown leather wallet the wallet that had contained the twenty thousand dollars. "How on earth--" she began. She reached out her hand for the pocketbook. Walter gave it to her. She raised up the flap, and uttered but a single word: "Empty!" The limp wallet fell from her hand to the ground. Cora's face turned strangely white, and she began swaying, as does a tree that a woodsman has nearly cut through. A moment later the overwrought girl staggered and almost fell into Walter's arms. CHAPTER X SUSPICIONS |
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