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King said good-by , and went on . He felt a strange depression of heart , as if something must have happened to Midget . He knew his mother felt no alarm , and perhaps it was foolish , but the fact remained that Midge had never acted like that before . Mr. Maynard came home at six o'clock , and Marjorie had not yet made an appearance . He looked very much alarmed , and at sight of his anxiety , Mrs. Maynard grew worried . `` Why , Ed , '' she exclaimed , `` you do n't think there 's anything wrong , do you ? '' `` I hope not , Helen , but it 's so unusual .