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Mrs. Savareen sat up waiting for her lord until long past midnight, but her vigil was in vain. MISSUS SAVAREEN SAT UP WAITING FOR HER LORD UNTIL LONG PAST MIDNIGHT BUT HER VIGIL WAS IN VAIN
m, as he bade the old couple a despondent good-night and put Count Frontenac to his mettle. He stayed not for brook--there _was_ a brook a short distance up the road--and he stopped not for stone, but tore along at a break-neck pace as though he was riding for a wager. In five minutes he reached Savareen's front gate. Mrs. Savareen was waiting there, on the look-out for her husband. No, of course he had not got home. She had neither seen nor heard anything of him, and was by this time very uneasy. You may be sure that her anxiety was not lessened when she heard the strange tale which Lapierre had to tell her. Even then, however, she did not give up the hope of her husband's arrival sometime during the night. Lapierre promised to look in again in an hour or two, and passed on to his own place, where he regaled the little company he found there with the narrative of his evening's exploits. Before bedtime the story was known all over the neighborhood. CHAPTER V. ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.  CHAPTER FIVE OF SAVAREEN'S DISAPPEARANCE THIS IS LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIVERPOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FROM INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIBERVOX DOT ORG RECORDING BY ALEX BOWIE THE GERARD SAINT MYSTERY AND OTHER WILL TALES BY JOHN CHARLES DENT SAVAREEN'S DISAPPEARANCE CHAPTER FIVE ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD
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