rier, immediately after it, though theycould not distinguish what he said. c? Forester, said Marco, let us go and helpfind that little boy. Marco, said Forester, that would do no good.10* 114 MARCO PAUL IN BOSTON. I pity the little fellow, with his black jacketand white pantaloons, rejoined Marco.… … CHAPTER VI1L STATE STREET, WHEN Forester was in Boston, he was accus-tomed to receive whatever letters Marcos father ormother might send to them, not at the post-office,but at an insurance office in State street. Thepresident of the insurance office was a friend andbusiness correspondent of Mr.…
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