Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 203
armaduke, my lad, said I, ina sorrowful tone. Life is short at best, dearfriend, and — Dont be a whiner yet, said Marmaduke. You have nt heard the counsel for the defenseyet. I 11 move the whole court-room to tearsin a moment. You are a brave boy, said I, smiling sadlyat him. Good-by! I should not… … TAKING THE SKATE VERY GINGERLY IN HIS LEFT HAND, HE SPLN THE LITTLE WHEELS WITH HIS RIGHT. the guards, ending up by drawing his hand elo-quently across his throat, Marmaduke arose tohis feet. Fellow-citizens ! he said. All the nativesturned toward him, for his voice was as com-manding as that of a…
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