THE CELLAR YIELDED NOTHING IN THEIR SEARCH BUT MOULDY RUBBISH AND ANCIENT COBWEBS.
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A SKIPPY DARE MYSTERY STORY

PRISONERS IN DEVIL’S BOG

BY

HUGH LLOYD

Author of

The Hal Keen Mystery Stories

ILLUSTRATED BY

SEYMOUR FOGEL

GROSSET & DUNLAP

PUBLISHERS NEW YORK

Copyright, 1934, by

GROSSET & DUNLAP, Inc.

All Rights Reserved

Printed in the United States of America

CONTENTS

I[On the Trail]
II[Crashing In]
III[A Bargain]
IV[John Doe]
V[A Friendly Face]
VI[A Suspicion]
VII[The House Forgotten]
VIII[Timmy]
IX[Trapped]
X[The Way of Devlin]
XI[Overheard]
XII[The Storm]
XIII[The Evergreen Tree]
XIV[Talk Among Friends]
XV[His Job]
XVI[A Note]
XVII[A Change of Plans]
XVIII[The Search]
XIX[Hope in the Attic]
XX[Timmy?]
XXI[Do Dreams Come True?]
XXII[Devlin’s Return]
XXIII[Nickie Reasons]
XXIV[Waiting]
XXV[A Passing Face]
XXVI[Golden Opportunity]
XXVII[Accusations]
XXVIII[The Mice Will Play]
XXIX[A Slip]
XXX[Devil’s Bog]
XXXI[Doomed]
XXXII[Another Day]