"If you will take your run-about down to the road where it runs near to the house, you and I can easily get the box and carry it to the machine.

It will take two of us, because it's very heavy.

I know I can find the secret of the panel, but we shall have to break open the door of the cupboard.

I am not afraid, and, somehow, Eleanor, I felt that you would have plenty of the right brand of courage." "I am not afraid," responded Eleanor, flushing at Grace's words, "but I know I should never have displayed the courage that you have.

I should never have dared dashing up to a haunted house to investigate uncanny lights." "My dear child," exclaimed Miss Nevin, "do you suppose that I would allow you two slips of girls to prowl around that old house alone, on a night like this ?" "Miss Nevin," Grace's voice rose in its earnestness, "we must get that money to-night, even if I have to go back there alone.