She must have walked very fast." "I only hope she isn't still up there," said Dan with a laugh, waving his hand towards the tors.

"Poor old Anna!" "Oh!" squealed Betty, who loved horrors and excitements, "suppose she is, and sees us going farther and farther away from her.

If she called and called, nobody would hear her, and oh, she'll be so frightened.
If she had to stay there all night, I am sure she would die of fright," and Betty looked utterly horrified.

"What shall we do?
Isn't it egsciting!" "No, not at all," said Dan impatiently; "don't be silly.

Why should she be there?
I told you all to hurry homewards, and Anna did as she was told.