The Rover Boys on the Ocean - Or, a chase for a fortune by Edward Stratemeyer
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'We soon will be."
"I don't wish to go with you." "But we want you to go. If you go quietly all will be well -- and I'll promise to see you safe home in less than twenty-four hours." "You, wish to keep, me away from home that length of time?" "If you must know, yes." "And why? So Josiah Crabtree can - can -" She did not finish. "So that Mr. Crabtree can interview your mother-yes," put in Mumps, who had just appeared. "Baxter, there's no use in beating around the bush. Crabtree is bound to marry Mrs. Stanhope, and Dora may as well know it now as later." CHAPTER XVIII STILL IN THE HANDS OF THE ENEMY "That man will never marry my mother with my consent!" burst out the unhappy girl. |
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