Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 121
at all. But no, no ! In spiteof everything, I still have his good at heart. Comein. His mother will be glad to see you. By yourinterest in him, misplaced as it has been, you havewon something more than her esteem. I can not think my interest lias been mis-placed, Mr. Pike replied, rallying from his… … HOW ABOUT THAT GUN? DEMANDED MR. CHEEVY. (SEE PAGE 617.) He remained an hour,— two hours. It washalf-past nine oclock, and Caspar had not re-turned. It was not an unusual thing for the boy tobe absent so late, although that had commonlyhappened, heretofore, when he had gone out after i884.) THE S C…
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