Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 428
it, He is very fond of his wife and children, and ifthe farm is taken from him they may literallystarve. He can not give them the nourishing thingsthey need. Two of the children were left very lowafter the fever, and the doctor orders for themwine and luxuries that Higgins can not afford. At this… … and ask youfor time. Hethinks if youwould givehim time hecould catchup again. They all think that, saidthe Earl, looking rather black. Fauntleroy made a movement forward. He had been standing between hisgrandfather and the visitor, listening with allhis might. He had begun to be interested in…
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