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And even the frown of the weather did not detract from the happiness of the chums. They laughed and talked as they walked on, making merry by the way. Stopping in a country store to make sure of their route they were informed that by taking to the railroad track for a short distance they could save considerable time. AND EVEN THE FROWN OF THE WEATHER DID NOT DETRACT FROM THE HAPPINESS OF THE CHUMS THEY LAUGHED AND TALKED AS THEY WALKED ON MAKING MERRY BY THE WAY STOPPING IN A COUNTRY STORE TO MAKE SURE OF THEIR ROUTE THEY WERE INFORMED THAT BY TAKING TO THE RAILROAD TRACK FOR A SHORT DISTANCE THEY COULD SAVE CONSIDERABLE TIME
 him!" But it was a vain hope. They did not see the man along the road, and inquiries of several persons they met gave no trace. Nor had he reached Middleville, as far as could be learned. If he had, no one had noticed him. "Oh, dear!" sighed Betty, when they had exhausted all possibilities, "I did hope that money mystery was going to be solved. Now it's as far off as ever. But I'll keep this torn piece of letter for evidence. Poor fellow! He may have built great hopes on that five hundred dollar bill--then to lose it!" They went to the house of Amy's cousin in Middleville. There they spent an enjoyable evening, meeting some friends who had been invited in. Amy said nothing about the disclosure to her of the strange incident in her life. Probably, she reflected, her relative already knew it. Morning saw them on the move again, with Broxton, where a married sister of Grace lived, as their objective point. The day was cloudy, but it did not seem that it would rain, at least before night. D OTHER CLOTHES OH I DO HOPE WE FIND HIM BUT IT WAS A VAIN HOPE THEY DID NOT SEE THE MEN ALONG THE ROAD AND INQUIRIES OF SEVERAL PERSONS THEY MET GAVE NO TRACE NOR HAD HE REACHED MIDDLEVILLE AS FAR AS COULD BE LEARNED IF HE HAD NO ONE HAD NOTICED HIM OH DEAR SIGHED BETTY WHEN SHE'D EXHAUSTED ALL POSSIBILITIES I DID HOPE THAT MONEY MYSTERY WAS GOING TO BE SOLVED NOW IT'S AS FAR OFF AS EVER BUT I'LL KEEP THIS TORN PIECE OF LETTER FOR EVIDENCE POOR FELLOW HE MAY HAVE BUILT GREAT HOPES ON THAT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL THEN TO LOSE IT THEY WENT TO THE HOUSE OF AMY'S COUSIN IN MIDDLEVILLE THERE THEY SPENT AN ENJOYABLE EVENING MEETING SOME FRIENDS WHO HAD BEEN INVITED IN AMY SAID NOTHING ABOUT THE DISCLOSURE TO HER OF THE STRANGE INCIDENT IN HER LIFE PROBABLY SHE REFLECTED HER RELATIVE ALREADY KNEW IT MORNING SAW THEM OFF ON THE MOVE AGAIN WITH BROXTON WHERE A MARRIED SISTER OF GRACE LIVED AS THEIR OBJECTIVE POINT THE DAY WAS CLOUDY BUT IT DID NOT SEEM THAT IT WOULD RAIN AT LEAST BEFORE NIGHT
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