Rand, Mary Abbott, b. 1840, Belford, Clarke & Co., publisher · Chicago : Belford, Clarke & Co. · leaf 44
the bell rang for nine. The people walkedquietly home. The sexton turned down the kerosene,and locked the pretty church in darkness. The Landrigan boys, with a lantern, had walkedhome with Brignoli, and left him to himself in themeadow-lot next to the church. He felt sulky and vicious. Well he knew… … THAT DREADFUL DONKEY. And then, just as it had become cool and delightful,and the pleasant light shone through the tinted win-dows of the church, as if asking him to join theservice, was it not too hard to be driven away? But he would be revenged some way, — somehow.As a plan came into his head,…
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