Category: Children & Young Adult Reading
IT was late November and a little snow had fallen. Three boys were on their way down Park Avenue to school--the Regal High. One of the boys, Frank Mulvy, carried his lunch in his pocket. He did not live far away, but his mother was to be out for the day and had put up a lunch...
IT was late November and a little snow had fallen. Three boys were on their way down Park Avenue to school--the Regal High. One of the boys, Frank Mulvy, carried his lunch in hi...
7. Chapter VII"That's because you're not hearing what we hear. But it won't be long before you get it, too. It's just got to us, because they know we're friends of yours."
2. Chapter IIThe diplomats had hardly gone ten minutes when Father Boone came into the Club to get something he had forgotten in his indignant exit. On his way down from the office he passed...
4. Chapter IVThe next morning Father Boone, in his office, at the Club, sent for Thomas Dunn. When the janitor came, the priest said, "It is several days now since that room was upset. I exp...
3. Chapter IIIIt was full daylight when Bill Daly opened his eyes the next morning. On all sides of him were beds. Nurses and doctors were walking noiselessly up and down the ward. He did not...
5. Chapter VBy this time the whole parish knew about the affair at the Club. Like all reports, it increased in the telling until there was the general impression that the Club was a pack of...
6. Chapter VI"This has been a crowded week," said the priest to himself. "On Monday morning I found the Club rooms a wreck. Since then, we have had a fire, Bill Daly's adventure and death, a...