[The Mystery at Putnam Hall by Arthur M. Winfield]@TWC D-Link bookThe Mystery at Putnam Hall CHAPTER XIII 3/11
"No use of taking chances when we have plenty of time." Scarcely had he uttered the words when there came a cry from the acrobatic youth.
His wheel commenced to wobble and twist.
Over into some bushes he shot, to fall with a crash in their midst. "Hello, what's the matter with you ?" sang out Pepper, and leaped quickly to the road, an example followed by Jack. "Bicycle has gone to pieces, I guess," spluttered Andy, as he essayed to scramble out of the bushes. "Are you hurt ?" demanded Jack, anxiously. "Only a few scratches, Jack.
Say, that was a narrow escape, wasn't it ?" "Thought you said your wheel was in good condition," came from Pepper. "So it was when I looked at it this morning." "What's wrong now ?" "The handle-bars are loose for one thing.
I don't know what else is wrong until I look it over." The machine was brought forth from the bushes.
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