CHAPTER V A NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGA few days after this Mme. Storey came in fresh and beaming from her morning's walk down to the office. There was a particular shine of amusement in her eye, "Bella, have you read the papers?" she asked.
"I only skimmed over the headlines," I said.
"This isn't front page stuff," she said, "but it has a special interest for us."
She laid a paper on my desk, folded in such a manner that my eyes immediately fell on the head:
EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM WOBURN!
GIRL MAKES GETAWAY FOR THE SECOND TIME!
IS STILL AT LARGE!
"So you were right," I said solemnly. "You are always right."
With a laugh, she went into her room, leaving me to read the story. I kept the clipping, and I will reproduce it here; omitting only the part dealing with the girl's history, which
