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 78
, all hands can go home. We 11meet at the park early in the mornin. Then the strikers avenged the insults which thetrespassers had heaped upon them a few momentsprevious. Four boxes were splintered, as many of the visitorssoundly flogged, and the members of the Union soughttheir respective beds… … APPARENT IRREGULARITIES. 75 his superior officer walked toward their alleged swell lodging-house. It seemed to him that Baldy had, by this satisfactoryending of the battle, earned the right to fill the highestoffice in Boot-blacks Union, No. i, and, by virtue of thefriendship between himself and…
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