Further Adventures of Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason Corner Folks by Charles Felton Pidgin
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won't come. Your neglected sister, "MAUDE."
* * * * * * * "Is it possible?" cried Alice, "that Maude has never been here?" "It is a lamentable fact." "She won't come now." "I'll fetch her,--hand-cuffed, if necessary." Quincy was up early to learn Merry's errand. A request had come from the Governor of Colorado for the extradition of a Pole named Ivan Wolaski, who was accused of being concerned in a dynamite explosion in a Colorado mine. "Have you looked into the case, Harry?" "Somewhat. I think it is part of a political feud." Quincy made preparation for an immediate departure. "Mrs. Hawkins, I must go to Boston at once with Mr. Merry. Will you have Andrew get a team ready for me? I will leave it at the Eagle Hotel. I know the way home." "You ought to," said she. "You've druv it times enough." "What will you do with yourself all day, Alice? I must go to the |
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