"Terry? I brought him to Judy, and left him outside so he wouldn't startle the house. Where is my girl—where is she, Anne?"
"Oh, she's in the library," said Anne. "I'll call her. Oh, how happy she will be! How happy she will be!" She sang it like a little song, as she flitted through the hall.
At the same moment the electric bell of the front door thrilled through the house, and the Captain opened the door quickly.
Preceded by a blast of wind, and the scurrying Terry-dog, Launcelot Bart came in. He stood irresolute as he saw the strange man on the rug, and before either could speak, Anne came running back.
Her face was white and her hands were shaking. She did not seem to see
Launcelot, but went straight up to Captain Jameson.
"Oh, where is Judy, where is Judy?" she wailed, "she isn't there."
"And where is Tommy Tolliver?" demanded Launcelot Bart.
CHAPTER XXI
CAPTAIN JUDY
"Gee, Judy, but you can sail a boat."