Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 116
n off atthe top of his speed, not stopping to wave hishand as usual. Chriss father was out when he reachedhome. His mother greeted him with an ex-clamation of dismay. Dont worry, mother, he said cheerfully. I came home because they did nt want meto stay any longer. This letter will tell youall… … ready to start for home, when Bob suddenly appeared, and said in a frightened sort of way: I m going to the train withyou. We may as well walk, I guess. That 11 suit me, said Chris, whosaw that Bob had heard the story of hisinsanity, and was in fear that he might at anymoment become violent. He…
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