CHAPTER 19
BOOK 3: The Henchmen of King Coal
CHAPTER XIX
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After allowing a sufficient time for the party in the dining-car to finish breakfast, Hal went down to the tracks, and induced the porter to take in his name to Percy Harrigan. He was hoping to persuade Percy to see the village under other than company chaperonage; he heard with dismay the announcement that the party had arranged to depart in the course of a couple of hours.
"But you haven't seen anything at all! " Hal protested.
