“When the taxi started back uptown the boys stood uncertainly for a moment on the sidewalk. Chatham Square was a junction point of several streets and alleys, all radiating out from its open”
Quotes by Capwell Wyckoff
“He was even whistling a hootchy-kootchy tune!” Cam said. “Like—Arab music!” Curtin stood up. “You followed him home. Where?”
“And when, as I have told you in the first volume of this series, entitled “Bob Dexter and the Club House Mystery,” the youth solved the secret of the Golden Eagle, well, then Uncle Joel “drew in his horns,” as his wife said, and Bob “detected” to his heart’s content. The Golden Eagle was the mascot of the Boys’ Athletic Club,”
Capwell WyckoffFrom the Capwell Wyckoff Fan Page on Facebook: Capwell Wyckoff was an American author of Boy's Mystery stories and spiritual novels and a Presbyterian minister in Columbia KY.