When they were gone, Cynthia and Joyce turned and looked long and incredulously into each other's eyes. They _might_ have made, on this occasion, a number of high-flown and appropriate remarks, the tenor of which would be easy to imagine. Certainly the time for it was ripe, and beyond a doubt they _felt_ them! But, as a matter of fact, they indulged in nothing of the sort. Instead, Joyce suddenly broke into a laugh. "We'll never have to go in there by the cellar window again!" she remarked. "Sure enough!" agreed Cynthia. "What a relief that'll be!" And so ended the adventure of the Boarded-up House! End of Project Gutenberg's The Boarded-Up House, by Augusta Huiell Seaman