Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 101
ourage tlsin well-doing, said David. Which seemed so kind in him that Jacob >fealmost made to feel that he would be an ungr«!>ful wretch if he did not accept the offer. ■ Sixteen dollars is a great deal of money fenlad like thee ! What does thee say to it ? Jacob hung his head, and, being… … HIS HEART HEAVIER THAN EVER. thee is so grasping. If I should offer thee t\ltjdollars, I dare say thee would take it, thouglihaknows it is too much. Jacob was a patient fellow ; but he had ■and will of his own, which he would somiBit!show when provoked, as his late aunt knew \fclsorrow, and as…
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