Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 403
mAunt Matilda herself. One day she handed toKate a ten cent piece,—silver, old style.—and de-sired that that might be put into the company forher. Where she got it, nobody knew, but she hadit, and she put it in. Explanations were of no use. The fact of th<whole business being for her benefit… … ..- .„ A SHAREHOLDER. Selden was a good fellow and a firm friend ofHarry and Kate. They might always reckon uponhis support, although he had the fault, when mat-ters seemed a little undecided, of giving his adviceat great length. But when a thing was agreedupon he went to work without a word.…
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