Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 263
d his way back to Tinborough afterthree years of fruitless wanderings. Couldnot Harry help his old friend ? down the lane, where he managed to bringsome supper. Joe ate more like a famishedbeast than a man. After he was refreshed hetold Harry that he would gladly try for theten-dollar prize, which,… … THE OLD DEACON CAST A FRIGHTENED GLANCE OVER HISSHOULDER, AND SCRAMBLED INTO HIS BUGGY. Tears were in Harrys eyes when the trampfinished his story, and the boy began to thinkhow he might help Joe. Suddenly he jumpedup and slapped his shabby companion so hardon the back as nearly to knock him over.…
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