ill help you to get ready. You need notrun away. Then she tied some of his clothes in a large handkerchief, and putthe bundle on a stick, over his shoulder, like the picture of Whitting-ton. She kissed him good-by when she opened the street door forhim. George looked pretty solemn as he went down… … No, dear, your papa doesnt like to have tramps sleeping on theporch, she replied. Then can I stay in the stable with John ? 376 HOW GEORGE BAN AWAY. Oh, no! You had better run away at once, a long way off,where you can do as you please.Poor George was in tears now.0 mamma, mamma! he cried, throwing…
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