Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 846
d to see his coming into thehouse regarded as an event of some interest. Ah! said the old man, I thought youwould! Mr. Fairlake gives a good account of you, all so new and strange to me, I dont know whereor how to begin. ■That s right; I should be sorry to see youshow a headstrong confidence, said… … UNCLE HIGGLESTONE GIVES JACOB A HEARTY RECEPTION. and I think we shall get along together. You areto have your room, and do about as you pleasewith it,—only, no extravagance, you understand ! There s not much danger of that, said Jacob. No, I suppose not. You are a boy of goodsense and good habits;…
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