Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 785
uches of humor, and with such genu-ine modesty, that they were moved and entertainedby the story, and charmed with the story-teller. Then Mr. Fairlake wished to know more ofJacobs history, and led him on to the very im-portant consideration of his immediate future. I find I have come on a sort of… … JACOB CALLS ON UNCLE HIGGLESTONE. living, if I can. I dont care much what I beginwith ; almost any kind of honest work will do. I like that, said Mr. Fairlake. We willlook about next week, and see what can be donefor you. Meanwhile, you are welcome to a homewith us. But you had better go and see…
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