The story of the "Saunders' place" and of the unscrupulous sharpers who tried to cheat the old ladies who were the sisters of Bob's dead mother, has been told in the third book about Betty Gordon.

She divided her time between the Saunders' place and the Watterby farm, where she and Bob had stayed when they first came to Flame City.

On Saunders' chart there is a long note which concludes: "The distances between Isle Coudre and Isle of Orleans, the Pillar Rocks and Shoals in the south channel were accurately determined by triangles.

No, that was not the Reverend Saunders' church.

" It was doubtless the most dumbfounded moment of the Reverend Saunders' life.

She was seeing him as product of something which had begun way back across the centuries, seeing far back of the Reverend Saunders that spirit of intolerance which had shaped himwrung him dryspirit which in the very beginning had lost the meaning of those words which hung above the Reverend Saunders' head.

Once she laid her hand for an instant on Professor Saunders' arm.

Professor Marshall detailed this information in a hard, level voice, and without further comment handed his wife Saunders' note.

That's just old Saunders' addled wits.

SAUNDERS, FREDERICK A. Supplementary problems to Frederick A. Saunders' A survey of physics for college students.

TATUM, G. R. Supplementary problems to Frederick A. Saunders' A survey of physics for college students.

SAUNDERS, FREDERICK A. Supplementary problems to Frederick A. Saunders' A survey of physics for college students.

TATUM, G. R. Supplementary problems to Frederick A. Saunders' A survey of physics for college students.

Then John said, with an obstinate look, 'Saunders 'as never been a friend o' mine, since 'ee did me out o' that bit o' business with Missus Moulsey.

" "Much obligedand the gate hinges are out of whackMiss Saunders' place, you knowcome over and take a squint at 'em in the near by-and-by, will you?

* Red Saunders' first-glance liking of the stranger deepened as he told of his business.