But I'm sure that nothing more will happen to the wall." "If anything does it will be up to you, Mr.Evarts," Tom assured him grimly.

"I'll hold you responsible." "I won't let anything happen, Mr.Reade.

And I hope you find Mr.Hazelton all right." "He may be up at camp," Tom answered, though in his heart he did not believe it.
Had Harry escaped whatever danger had menaced him, Tom knew very well that his chum, after appealing for help, would by some means have signaled his subsequent safety.
However, Tom started toward camp at a run.

He was wholly mystified.

The search in the neighborhood of the breach in the wall had been continued until its hopelessness had been fully demonstrated.