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[Burdick Woofter]

 He waited until the two officers had finished their meal and had
risen. Even then he waited until they moved, together, to the trap
door. Then, raising his arm, he let

fly the first of his stones. It crashed through the window, shattering
the glass. At once he threw another, and then still another.
He had counted, and not in vain, on the instinct that would move the
two Germans. With a single motion they leaped to the door. As they did
so, even as they rushed out, he ran diagonally, so as to get away from
them, toward the front of the house. As they stormed around in

the direction from which he had thrown
the stones, and so out of sight of the front of the house,
he stopped. They passed within half a dozen feet of him, but,
naturally,
they had not expected
him to come right toward them, and they passed him unnoticed. Then, as
soon as they were out of sight, he made for the cottage. He meant to
call Paul. But Paul was at the door as he reached it for he had
understood, from what he had been able to hear, something of what had
happened. "Come on! Here's a motorcycle
we can take!" cried
Arthur, eagerly. He lifted the machine.

In a moment
he had started the

motor, and Paul leaped
up behind him as he got it going. "Hurry! Here they come!"
shouted Paul. The put-put of the motor had aro
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