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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 44

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ed vindictively. We 11 show him whether he can get along without theUnion or not; and then he added to the prostrate boy, When you ve had enough of this an say you 11 join,we 11 let you up. Sam made no reply. He had struggled manfully as long as there was apossibility of defending himself; but when… … -^^ik THE STRIKERS INTERFERING WITH SAM CARLETON. GAINING THEIR RIGHTS: 41 If it had been the purpose of Master Higgs to wringsome cry from Sam, he was disappointed ; and, after beat-ing the boy until his arms and fists ached, he stopped,saying to his companions: — Hold him still, I 11 smash his…

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