The boys' revolt; a story of the street arabs of New York (1894)
Otis, James, 1848-1912, Hooper, W. P · Boston, Estes and Lauriat · leaf 122
Jippy now releasedhim, and, with flushed cheeks and sparkling eyes, heleaped to his feet, standing in front of Baldy as ifintending to carry out his threat then and there. Master Higgs showed by the expression on his facethat he feared he was to suffer for his injustice. He sprang over the back of… … JIPFYS PUNISHMENT. II9 During fully half a minute, Jippy stood lookingthreateningly at Baldy; and then, realizing how worsethan useless it would be to attempt to punish the fellowwho was the instigator of the outrage, he turned onhis heel, walking swiftly away, lest the strikers shouldsee the tears…
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