"The money these English people sent him would get to Boston just a few days after he left here.

He is not the man to leave it long unclaimed.

Something must have happened to him.
Where do you suppose he would go from Penhollow ?" "I have no idea, sir," said Mr.Harry.
"And how would he go ?" said Mr.Wood.

"He did not leave Riverdale Station, because he would have been spotted by some of his creditors." "Perhaps he would cut through the woods to the Junction," said Mr.
Harry.
"Just what he would do," said Mr.Wood, slapping his knee.

"I'll be driving over there to-morrow to see Thompson, and I'll make inquiries." Mr.Harry spoke to his father the next night when he came home, and asked him if he had found out anything.