Lost on the Moon - Or, in Quest of the Field of Diamonds by Roy Rockwood
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"Of course--impossible," agreed Mark.
"But, there's one thing, though," continued Jack. "What's that?" asked Mark. "I don't like the idea of you going off alone in the dark, to meet a man who doesn't sign his name to the note he wrote. So, if you have no objections, I'll go with you. No use taking any chances." "I don't believe I run any risk," said Mark, "but I'll be glad of your company. Come along. Maybe it's only a joke." And the two lads started off together in the darkness toward the white bridge. CHAPTER III PREPARING FOR A VOYAGE "Seems like rather an odd thing; doesn't it?" remarked Jack, as he and his chum walked along. "What?" "This note." "Oh, yes. But what made you think the writing looked like that of the |
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