The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
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o find an opening to it in the library.
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1--WE shall have to take every bles-
ed book down. Bill said before we
an be certain that we haven't missed
:"
Antony1 pipe was now going sat
sfactorily, and he got up and walked
eisurely to the end of the wall oppo-
lite the door.
"Wer. let's have n look. he said
and see If they are so very frightful
Halo, here's your 'Badminton You
pften read that, you say.
IF 1 read anything"
yes" He looked down and up the
helf. Il like books of travel, don't
you?"
They're pretty dull as a rule
"Well. anyhow some people like them
,ery much." said Antony reproachfuly
lie moved on to the next row OF shelves
The Drama The Restoration drama
lists. You can have most of them.
6till, as you will remark, many people
seem to love them. Shaw, Wilde, Rob
rtson---I like reading plays, Bill. There
ire not many people who do, but those
who do are usually very keen Let us
pass on"
He went to the next shelf, and then
rave a sudden whistle. Halo, halo.
What's the matter?" said Bill rath-
pr peevishly.
Stand back there. Keep the crowd
back, Bill We are getting amongst 1t.
sermons, as / live. Sermons. Was
Marks father a clergyman or does
Mark take to them naturally"
His father was a parson, I believe.
Dh. yes, know he was"
"Ah. then these are Fathers books.
Half hours with the Infnite'-I must
brder that from the library when l get
back. The Lost Sheep" Jones on
he Trinity The Narrow Way, being
sermons by the Rev. Theodore Usher
-hal.loi"
What Is the natter"
"William | am inspired. Stand by
lIo took down the Reverend Theodor,
Jssher's classic work, looked at II
with happy smile for moment. ant
hen gave 1t to Bill. Here hold Usshel
'or q bit
Bill took the book obediently.
NO, give 1t back Just 30 out int,
he hall. and see II you can hear Cay
ey anywhere Say Halo loudly. (
you do"
Bill went out quickly. listened an,
came back.
'lt's all right"
Good" lie took the book out Of Il
shelf again. "Now then. YOU can hol
FISHER. Hold him In the LETT hand
SO. With the right or dexter hant
grasp firmly this shelf-so Now
when say Pull pull gradually. &c
.kat?"
BIZ nodded, his face alight with ei
,itement.
Good. Antony put his hand Int
he space left by the stout USHER, an
fingered the back OF the shelf Pull
nc said.
Eli pulled.
Now just go ON pulling like that.
shall get IL directly. Not hard, va
know but just keeping up the strain
His fingers went at Il again busily'
And then suddenly the whole 70
of shelves. from top To bottom. swur
gently open toward them.
Good Lord" said BIN. letting 30
the shelf In his ama4cment.
Antony pushed the shelves hack. e
tracted CsSker from Bill's shaking 81
gers, replaced him. and then takil
Bii by the arm. led him to the 40
and deposited him In IL, Standing
front OF him. he bowed grayoly.
"Chllds play, Watson" he sa
"child's play
How on earth"
oh, my dear Bnlr' lie smoked
lcntiy for little, and then went {
"Thls passage has been here for yea
with an opening at one end into
library. and at the other end into
sf d. The. Marx discovvrt' {, .
Immediately ne felt that everybody =
must discover IL. So he made the sf
end more difficult by putting the crt
oust.box there. and this end more
ilcult by" he stopped and looked
the other. "by what. Bill7'
but Bill was being waionieh.
"What7'
obviously by re.arranging his boo
lie happened to take out The l.
of Nelson or Three men In a Boz
ar whatever II was, aud w the mer
chance discovered the secret Natul
Is he felt that everybody else would
taking down 'The Life OF Nelson
Three Men in a Boat Naturally
felt that the secre, would be safer
nobody ever in,erfered with thn, -
AZ aii. when you said that the bo'
had been rearransed a YEAR ago
about the time the crouQuet hCN ca
into sxisteacs-of rourse FueFed "
80 I looked about for the dullest bo'
4 could find. the rocks nobody ever q
obviously the collection vi serIn