Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 694
e, and verylikely he got it dishonestly. Jack felt the force of the argument, and was agood deal shaken by it. 74.) FAST FRIENDS. 665 Then, if I cant sell it, whats the good of hav-ig made so good a trade, as you call it? I dontant a diamond; but my friend is sick, and we aJiave no money, and Jack… … JACK A-ND THE JEWELER. temporary, and a small sum will answer your pur-pose, I will lend you ten dollars on it; for you seemto be an honest lad. Jack could not express his thanks. He was only<too glad to leave the costly trifle in the jewelershands, and take the proffered ten dollars, for…
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