(#25) the Ghost of Blackwood Hall
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What Nancy had counted on as a clue to fit into the puzzle, as she had worked it out in her mind, proved to be a disappointment.“I was so sure there were going to be automobile tracks here,” she said. “Mrs. Putney told me she was driven right to the door of the place where the séance was held.”“But here’s something interesting,” her father called from a spot among the trees.As Nancy and Ned ran over, he pointed to several deep, narrow tracks and some footprints. The tracks looked as if they had ...been made by a wheelbarrow, which had been used to make several trips.“I believe someone was busy moving things out of the house!” Mr. Drew exclaimed. “Anything valuable inside?”“Furniture,” Nancy replied. “Most of it would be too heavy to move by wheelbarrow, though.”“It’s more likely the scamps carried away evidence which might incriminate them if found by the police,” the lawyer said grimly. “Mediums’ trappings, perhaps.”“Wonder if we can get inside,”
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What Nancy had counted on as a clue to fit into the puzzle, as she had worked it out in her mind, proved to be a disappointment.“I was so sure there were going to be automobile tracks here,” she said. “Mrs. Putney told me she was driven right to the door of the place where the séance was held.”“But here’s something interesting,” her father called from a spot among the trees.As Nancy and Ned ran over, he pointed to several deep, narrow tracks and some footprints. The tracks looked as if they had ...been made by a wheelbarrow, which had been used to make several trips.“I believe someone was busy moving things out of the house!” Mr. Drew exclaimed. “Anything valuable inside?”“Furniture,” Nancy replied. “Most of it would be too heavy to move by wheelbarrow, though.”“It’s more likely the scamps carried away evidence which might incriminate them if found by the police,” the lawyer said grimly. “Mediums’ trappings, perhaps.”“Wonder if we can get inside,”
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