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Marco Paul’s Voyages and Travels; Vermont

CHAPTER VI
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So Forester bade him good morning, and then went away.
Marco watched the boys, wondering more and more what they could be doing.

They kept stooping down to the ground, and moving about a little, as if they were planting seeds.

But as it was entirely the wrong season for any such work, Marco concluded that they must be hiding something in the ground.

"Perhaps," said he to himself, "they have been stealing some money, and are burying it.

I wish I could go and see." If there had been a door leading directly from the study into the yard, Marco would have left his studies and have gone out at once; but as it was, he could not get out without going through the office where his uncle was sitting.


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