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A Dog with a Bad Name

CHAPTER TEN
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A field of new-mown hay provided him with the most luxurious bedroom man could desire.
The thought uppermost in his mind when he awoke next morning was young Forrester.

He felt that it would be useless for him to attempt anything or hope for anything till he had ascertained whatever was to be known respecting the boy's fate.

Trimble's words, which rang in his ears, had a less positive sound about them.

At least he would find out for himself whether they were true or false.
Grangerham, the small country town in which he had ascertained Forrester lived, and to which he had been removed from Bolsover, was far enough away from York.

Jeffreys had many a time sought it out on the map, and speculated on how it was to be reached, should a summons arrive to call him thither.


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