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¢º Dorothy Knerr used to say that "Mary Louise's clothes always looked as if they grew on her," but that may have been partially accounted for by the grace of her slim form and her unconscious but distinctive poise of bearing. Few people would describe Mary Louise Burrows as beautiful, while all would agree that she possessed charming manners. And she was fifteen?an age when many girls are both awkward and shy.

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¢º One of these fine old places Miss Stearne rented for her boarding school; another, quite the most imposing residence in the town, had been leased some two years previous to the time of this story by Colonel James Weatherby, whose family consisted of his widowed daughter, Mrs. Burrows, and his grandchild, Mary Louise Burrows. Their only servants were an old negro, Uncle Eben, and his wife, Aunt Polly, who were Beverly bred and had been hired when the Colonel first came to town and took possession of the stately Vandeventer mansion.

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¢º Mary Louise hid herself in the drawing-room, where she could watch the closed door of the library opposite. At times she trembled with an unknown dread; again, she told herself that no harm could possibly befall her dear, good Gran'pa Jim or her faithful, loving mother. Yet why were they closeted in the library so long, and how could the meeting with that insolent stranger affect Colonel Weatherby so strongly?

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¢º "I'm a federal officer," he asserted with egotistic pride, "a member of the Government's Secret Service Department. I've been searching for James J. Hathaway for nine years, and so has every man in the service. Last night I stumbled upon him by accident, and on inquiring found he has been living quietly in this little jumping-off place. I wired the Department for instructions and an hour ago received orders to arrest him, but found my bird had flown. He left you behind, though, and I'm wise to the fact that you're a clew that will lead me straight to him. You're going to do that very thing, and the sooner you make up your mind to it the better for all of us. No nonsense, girl! The Federal Government's not to be trifled with. Tell me where to find your grandfather."

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¢º "John O'Gorman by name, Miss. At home I have a little girl much like you, but I doubt if my Josie?even though I have trained her?would prove more shrewd than you have done under such trying circumstances. Even in the train you recognized my profession?and I am thought to be rather clever at disguising my motives.¡°

¢º But O'Gorman's slip in calling Sarah Judd "Josie" had conveyed to his associates information that somewhat modified their astonishment at the girl's cleverness, for everyone who knew O'Gorman had often heard of his daughter Josie, of whom he was accustomed to speak with infinite pride. He always said he was training her to follow his own profession and that when the education was complete Josie O'Gorman would make a name for herself in the detective service. So Nan and Agatha exchanged meaning glances and regarded the freckled-faced girl with new interest.

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List Of Chapters
I. Just An Argument
II. Gran'pa Jim
III. A Surprise
IV. Shifting Sands
V. Official Investigation
VI. Under A Cloud
VII. The Escape
VIII. A Friendly Foe
IX. Officer O'Gorman
X. Rather Queer Indeed
XI. Mary Louise Meets Irene
XII. A Cheerful Comrade
XIII. Bub Succumbs To Force
XIV. A Call From Agatha Lord
XV. Bub's Hobby
XVI. The Stolen Book
XVII. The Hired Girl
XVIII. Mary Louise Grows Suspicious
XIX. An Artful Confession
XX. Diamond Cut Diamond
XXI. Bad News
XXII. The Folks At Bigbee's
XXIII. A Kiss From Josie
XXIV. Facing The Truth
XXV. Simple Justice
XXVI. The Letter
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