<sod>Returning to campus, the girls notice "a slinking figure . . . stealing from Chadwick Hall."<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', pp. 20-21</ref> Moonlight reveals him to be a "dark and swarthy" gypsy. "Do you suppose he has stolen anything?" asks Anne. "Course he has," says Lenora. "A gypsy wouldn't miss the chance."<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', p. 21</ref> The man denies the accusation once surrounded by the girls, but then runs away, "completely bowling over" Lenora and Lois.<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', pp. 22-23</ref> The "sudden rush"<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', p. 22</ref> releases items from his grasp, revealed to be the money and jewelry from the office safe of Mrs. Dennis, "house mistress" of Chadwick Hall.<eod>
<sod>Returning to campus, the girls notice "a slinking figure . . . stealing from Chadwick Hall."<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', pp. 20-21</ref> Moonlight reveals him to be a "dark and swarthy" gypsy. "Do you suppose he has stolen anything?" asks Anne. "Course he has," says Lenora. "A gypsy wouldn't miss the chance."<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', p. 21</ref> The man denies the accusation once surrounded by the girls, but then runs away, "completely bowling over" Lenora and Lois.<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', pp. 22-23</ref> The "sudden rush"<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Junior'', p. 22</ref> releases items from his grasp, revealed to be the money and jewelry from the office safe of Mrs. Dennis, "house mistress"<ref>Blank, ''Beverly Gray, Freshman'', p. 26</ref> of Chadwick Hall.<eod>