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What Might Have Been Expected

CHAPTER XXIV
13/18

_He_ knew he was safe, and that had been enough.

He had not thought about other people.
But as these ideas were running through his head and troubling him greatly, there came a "tick, tick" from the other side, then more of them, but they meant nothing.

Some one was there who could not work the instrument.
Then suddenly came a message: Is that you, Harry?
Joyfully, Harry answered: Yes.

Who wants to know?
The answer was: Your father.

He has just waked me up .-- Harvey.
With a light heart, Harry telegraphed, as briefly as possible, an account of his adventures; and then his father sent a message, telling him that the family had heard that he had been carried away, and had been greatly troubled about him, and that men had ridden down the stream after him, and had not returned, and that he, Mr.Loudon, had just come to Lewston's cabin, hoping for news by telegraph.


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