Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 453
Pratt, the officer incharge, could only tell him that the school was have a brass band, the instruments for which weregiven them by a kind Boston lady; and it isdoubtful whether the same amount of money evergave more enjoyment. The leader of this bandwas at first a Mrs. Curtin, herself a skillful… … filled and that no provision had been made for un-invited guests. But the boy did not have to goback, for a Sunday-school in Philadelphia volun-teered to defray his school expenses, and he is nowstudying with the others. Three hundred and sixty-seven Indians — twohundred and forty boys and one…
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