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 134
ly trouble him in some way. It was while he was reflecting bitterly on the injusticewhich the short-lived Union had already done, that theproprietor of the establishment returned with his stockof evening papers. He did not pay any particular attention to the expres-sion on his clerks face, but said… … JET TENDING SIM BROWNS STAND. Have you seen Tim ? I ve seen somebody what knows him ; an, if youstrikers aint fraid of Skinney and Baldy, you canprove your Boss Walker has been tellin a lie. 9 130 THE BOYS REVOLT. I have nt got anything to do with him now. I sposeBald Higgs would jest about thump…
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