Jack Harkaway and His Son's Escape from the Brigand's of Greece by Bracebridge Hemyng
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"Remember!" said the same hollow voice as before. "Oh, Lor', oh, Lor'!" cried Mole; "I'm gone; he's there again." "Beware!" "I'm gone, I'm going," cried Mole; "oh, Lor', oh, Lor'!" And off he ran, Hunston following closely behind him. Now Hunston got near enough to him to see that he was really trying to get little Emily and Paquita to take care of him for a time, and walk with him in the grounds. "There will be two of them to take care of," said Hunston, following them up as closely as was prudent; "that complicates matters. I hope Matteo has taken his measures carefully." Matteo had. They drew near to the entrance of the maze, and then Hunston began to look anxiously about him for Matteo and the rest of their accomplices. "I think we had better return," he heard little Emily say. Suddenly a whistle was blown, and five or six men sprang out from the maze. In less time than it takes to record the outrage, the two girls were |
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