Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
? it. But lets be consistent ; dont let us be re-specters of persons. His father s a minister, anda man we all respect, and a good friend of minebesides ; but if his son — and I d say the same ifhe were mine — is guilty of breaking the law we vepledged ourselves to see enforced, I dont see butthat… … VOU RE GOIN TO WALK OUT LIKE A MAN . SAID CHEEVV. Yes, I believe that was the understanding,replied Master Pike. And did nt we agree that we d have the firstboy that should break the law prosecuted ? Thatswhat was publicly given out as a notice and warn-ing to all; was nt it ? The school-master…
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