Once in the street, he made his way as fast as possible homeward.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
PHIL'S FRIENDS AND HIS ENEMIES.
Meanwhile, Phil's long absence had excited anxiety and alarm.
“What can have become of Philip?” said Mr. Carter when supper time came and he did not arrive.
“I can't think,” answered Mrs. Forbush. “He is generally very prompt.”
“That is what makes me feel anxious. I am afraid something must have happened to him.”
“Did you send him anywhere, Uncle Oliver?”
“Yes; he called, as usual, to get my check from Mr. Pitkin.”