Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 373
glis-tened in his brave blue eyes as he answered : Oh, now, see here, Dord, what do you meanby that ? I m no such good fellow as you genuine, downright, disinterested kindness. Doyou believe it ? It was Dords turn to feel happy and grate-ful now. He winked quickly as he leaned backagainst the… … GOOD MORNING, MR. PUDGWICK, SAID FRED. (SEE PAGE 365.) think. I ve got a high temper, I can be asselfish and jealous as anybody, and I m con-stantly saying and doing things I m ashamedof, or sorry for, afterward. If you were pretty mean you would nt beashamed of em, Dord suggested, with a shylook…
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