He smiled, and again shook his head in the negative.
"Well, you don't believe they'll come again tonight at any rate, do you, Hugh ?" he asked, as they prepared to leave the rabbit hutch.
"Not one chance in ten," the other told him.

"I mean to fix this window so it can't be easily opened.

Besides, my window is on this side of the house, and I've got a cord arranged whereby a weight will fall on the floor of my room if anybody tried to get in here, after I've fixed the little jigger.

I own a shotgun, you know, Thad, and can fire up in the air out of my window if there's any alarm.

Tomorrow I'll put heavy wire netting over the window, that will insure the safety of my pet Belgian hares, and my homing pigeons.