A League of Three: Boy's Detective Stratagems — page 110: what you’re looking at

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/. 108 i" A LEAGUE OF THREE. _ for I remember she appeared to take great interest ix ’ Addie, declared to me that the girl possessed a remarkable ee ae voice, would make a great singer, and a often culled to a see Addie.”? utile a ‘‘And she has not called to inquire about her since, her disappearance ?”’ “She has not.?? l ‘‘And you admit that it is strange: ‘I do, now that you call my attention toit.”? — | : | ‘‘We have a clew; yes, madam, we havea clew, and 1 Na will follow it up.”? Madie secured the address of the music teacher and alee some other facts in connection with her, and then bid Mrs. Metcalf good-day. He returned to his lodging and in an- swer to Patsy’s question said: » “Yes, I’ve got a clew.” You have?” ‘- mY B87 Wi ‘In what direction?”’ te ‘The music teacher.’ r Patsy smiled; and our hero related his conversation with Mrs. Metcalf, and then Patsy said: | “Hang it! you are a genius. Who would have thought sof such a thing? who would have suspected a woman of _ abducting another woman?” “ Addie is not a woman, but a girl with a remarkable voice.”’ “‘Madie, I really believe you have an excellent clew.”? ‘“*{ have; and we will start right out and investigate.?’ The two lads got themselves up in their best rig and started out upon the street. They went direct to the house where the music teacher, Miss Senley, had her studio. There was no sign on the door. | ‘See that, Patsy.’’ % “What?” oe Ia ‘eNk 4 eal 4 a i | comicbooks.com