Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 243
eman, maam. I 11 stand for him. It ssimply absurd that his word should be calledinto question by that young prig. It s latenow, and further delay may put him to a greatdeal of trouble. You were to pay the moneyand take the horse, Mr. Bates ? That was the bargain, said Bates, withthe calmness of one… … PAPA DID NT SELL MY DINAH, TOMMY! PAPA DID Nt!CRIED THE LITTLE GIRL. Well, Mr. McMahon, said yielding grand-ma, if you say it s all right, why— Of course it s all right, maam. Come in,Mr. Bates, and count out your money. Andwith the familiarity of an old neighbor, he led the way into the house,…
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