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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: ... CHAPTER XVIII MISS MYSTERY NO LONGER Trask, helped along by Fleming Stone, investigated the family tree of the Warings. But they ran up against a blank wall. As far as they could learn Doctor Waring never had brother or sister. His mother, who was a Truesdell, had also been an only child. But of course, Miss Mystery could be of the Truesdell family, and could, as Trask observed, be the same relation to John Waring's mother that Trask was to John Waring's father. Which relation was that of second cousin. "It gives a reason for the girl's presence here," Stone said, " and as it's the only reason we can think of, it must be followed up." "And I'll follow it up," Trask said, "if I once get hold of that girl. Where can she be, Mr. Stone?" "Not very far away, I think, as all the stations and routes out of town are watched. She'd have trouble'to leave Corinth." "She could get out in a motor car." "Who'd take her?" "Lockwood, of course." But just then, Gordon Lockwood came into the Waring study. His usual calm was entirely gone, his eyes wildly staring and his voice quivered as he said, "She's gone! Anita's gone!" "Yes, I know it--I thought you went with her!" and Stone stared in turn. "No, I didn't!" Lockwood said, quite unnecessarily. "Find her, Mr. Stone--you can, can't you?" "I can find her," said Fibsy, "if you'll tell me one thing, Mr. Lockwood, right straight out." "What is it? I'll tell you anything. I'm afraid--" "You're afraid she's killed herself," said Fibsy, calmly. "Well you tell me this. Are you two-- aw--you know--" The boy blushed, and Stone smiled a little as he said: "McGuire is a bit shy of romantic matters. He means are you and Miss Austin lovers?" "We are," said Lockwood, emphatically. "She is my fiancee--" "All right,"... Paperback, Label: TheClassics.us, TheClassics.us, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-09-12, Studio: TheClassics.us.

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: . CHAPTER XVIII MISS MYSTERY NO LONGER Trask, helped along by Fleming Stone, investigated the family tree of the Warings. But they ran up against a blank wall. As far as they could learn Doctor Waring never had brother or sister. His mother, who was a Truesdell, had also been an only child. But of course, Miss Mystery could be of the Truesdell family, and could, as Trask observed, be the same relation to John Waring s mother that Trask was to John Waring s father. Which relation was that of second cousin. It gives a reason for the girl s presence here, Stone said, and as it s the only reason we can think of, it must be followed up. And I ll follow it up, Trask said, if I once get hold of that girl. Where can she be, Mr. Stone? Not very far away, I think, as all the stations and routes out of town are watched. She d have trouble to leave Corinth. She could get out in a motor car. Who d take her? Lockwood, of course. But just then, Gordon Lockwood came into the Waring study. His usual calm was entirely gone, his eyes wildly staring and his voice quivered as he said, She s gone! Anita s gone! Yes, I know it--I thought you went with her! and Stone stared in turn. No, I didn t! Lockwood said, quite unnecessarily. Find her, Mr. Stone--you can, can t you? I can find her, said Fibsy, if you ll tell me one thing, Mr. Lockwood, right straight out. What is it? I ll tell you anything. I m afraid-- You re afraid she s killed herself, said Fibsy, calmly. Well you tell me this. Are you two-- aw--you know-- The boy blushed, and Stone smiled a little as he said: McGuire is a bit shy of romantic matters. He means are you and Miss Austin lovers? We are, said Lockwood, emphatically. She is my fiancee-- All right, . .

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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: . CHAPTER XVIII MISS MYSTERY NO LONGER Trask, helped along by Fleming Stone, investigated the family tree of the Warings. But they ran up against a blank wall. As far as they could learn Doctor Waring never had brother or sister. His mother, who was a Truesdell, had also been an only child. But of course, Miss Mystery could be of the Truesdell family, and could, as Trask observed, be the same relation to John Waring s mother that Trask was to John Waring s father. Which relation was that of second cousin. It gives a reason for the girl s presence here, Stone said, and as it s the only reason we can think of, it must be followed up. And I ll follow it up, Trask said, if I once get hold of that girl. Where can she be, Mr. Stone? Not very far away, I think, as all the stations and routes out of town are watched. She d have trouble to leave Corinth. She could get out in a motor car. Who d take her? Lockwood, of course. But just then, Gordon Lockwood came into the Waring study. His usual calm was entirely gone, his eyes wildly staring and his voice quivered as he said, She s gone! Anita s gone! Yes, I know it--I thought you went with her! and Stone stared in turn. No, I didn t! Lockwood said, quite unnecessarily. Find her, Mr. Stone--you can, can t you? I can find her, said Fibsy, if you ll tell me one thing, Mr. Lockwood, right straight out. What is it? I ll tell you anything. I m afraid-- You re afraid she s killed herself, said Fibsy, calmly. Well you tell me this. Are you two-- aw--you know-- The boy blushed, and Stone smiled a little as he said: McGuire is a bit shy of romantic matters. He means are you and Miss Austin lovers? We are, said Lockwood, emphatically. She is my fiancee-- All right, . .

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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 64 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1922 edition. Excerpt: . . . CHAPTER XVIII MISS MYSTERY NO LONGER Trask, helped along by Fleming Stone, investigated the family tree of the Warings. But they ran up against a blank wall. As far as they could learn Doctor Waring never had brother or sister. His mother, who was a Truesdell, had also been an only child. But of course, Miss Mystery could be of the Truesdell family, and could, as Trask observed, be the same relation to John Warings mother that Trask was to John Warings father. Which relation was that of second cousin. It gives a reason for the girls presence here, Stone said, and as its the only reason we can think of, it must be followed up. And Ill follow it up, Trask said, if I once get hold of that girl. Where can she be, Mr. Stone Not very far away, I think, as all the stations and routes out of town are watched. Shed have troubleto leave Corinth. She could get out in a motor car. Whod take her Lockwood, of course. But just then, Gordon Lockwood came into the Waring study. His usual calm was entirely gone, his eyes wildly staring and his voice quivered as he said, Shes gone! Anitas gone! Yes, I know it--I thought you went with her! and Stone stared in turn. No, I didnt! Lockwood said, quite unnecessarily. Find her, Mr. Stone--you can, cant you I can find her, said Fibsy, if youll tell me one thing, Mr. Lockwood, right straight out. What is it Ill tell you anything. Im afraid-- Youre afraid shes killed herself, said Fibsy, calmly. Well you tell me this. Are you two-- aw--you know-- The boy blushed, and Stone smiled a little as he said: McGuire is a bit shy of romantic matters. He means are you and Miss Austin lovers We are, said Lockwood, emphatically. She is my fiancee-- All right, . . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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