Dogs in the Dead of Night Quotes

“wet grass of their front yard and dashed down the sidewalk. The houses they passed were all quiet, but the world of nature was awake with birdsong and dogs barking in the distance. Jack and Annie crossed the street and headed into the Frog Creek woods. It was hard to see in the shadowy dark, but they were so familiar with the path to the tallest oak that they quickly found their way. The tree house was there, waiting for them. But no one was looking out the window. “Darn, no Teddy and Kathleen,” said Annie. “Well, at least they sent the tree house,” said Jack. “That must mean they were able to translate the next part of the ancient spell. They must have stayed in Camelot to work on the rest.” “Yeah, probably,” said Annie. She grabbed the rope ladder and started”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Dogs in the Dead of Night

“time they had all reached the monastery, the wind and snow had stopped. Jack held the door for Brother Michael and the three soldiers. Then he, Annie, and Barry followed them inside. Father Laurent and another man were waiting for them in the torchlit hallway. The man wore a long gray overcoat and a large black hat in the shape of a triangle. He had a pale face, and his gray eyes were deeply set above a long, straight nose. Jack thought he looked familiar. “So the missing officer has been found! Wonderful!” said Father Laurent. “Brother Michael, please make him comfortable by the fire in the parlor. Bring him some hot soup.” Brother Michael led the soldiers down the hall.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Dogs in the Dead of Night

“Taj Mahal.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Dogs in the Dead of Night

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― Mary Pope Osborne, Dogs in the Dead of Night