Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 75
Theforemost opened the door, without knocking,and his voice was deep, threatening, and huskyas he began: Now, Mr.Editor— I m the editor, sir. What do you wish ofme? Mary Ogden stood before him, looking himstraight in the face without a quiver. 605 6o6 CROWDED OUT O CROFIELD. [May, He was a big man… … ■ I .M THE EDITOR, SIR. WHAT DO VOU WISH OF ME Other whispers and growls came from thehall, but the big man stood like a stone post forseveral seconds. You re the editor ? he gasped. Is oldMurdoch dead,—or has he run away ? He s at home, and ill, said Mary. Whatis your errand ? I keep a decent…
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