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 158
rs of theassociation had been given only ten cents with which tobuy food, and pay for a nights lodging. The table was not absolutely groaning under theweight of luxuries; but to the hungry boys who werelooking through the window, it seemed as if everydelicacy of the season had been placed before… … THE STRIKERS WATCHING THEIR OFFICERS- OPEN REVOLT. 155 them fellers have given us ten cents outer all themoney that has come in! Bald must a most brokehis heart when he thro wed so much away. If any of the strikers had thought, previous to this,that they were wronging Master Higgs by suspicions,the…
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