Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 122
f a man ; so, if you have ntdone anything bad, you need nt be afraid tospeak out, and I 11 do what I can for you, saidMrs. Moss, rather sternly, as she went and satdown in her rocking-chair, as if about to openthe court. I have nt done anything bad, and I dintafraid, only I dont want to go back;… … BEN PRESENTED IT TO HER ON THE HACK OF HIS HAND. ments at once, and he soon stopped, looking asif he almost regretted having betrayed that hepossessed any. I guess you ve been in the juggling business,said Mrs. Moss, with a wise nod, for she saw thesame look on his face as when he said his namewas…
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