Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 343
ainly their boarding-house ;and another thing was no less certain,—they werelocked out. Ring again! cried George, with an energythat surprised his friend. Theres a light up After we ve paid her in advance ! criedGeorge. I d climb up and break into that par-lor window for three cents ! I wouldnt!… … MERCY ON ME ! HAVE NT YOU GOT NOTHIN ELSE there, in the top story. We 11 bring somebody,or pull the house down ! They could hear the bell tinkling faintly ; butstill there was no response. This is beautiful ! said Jack. We may haveto crawl into a coal-shed, or an empty hogsheadon some wharf, after…
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