Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 62
cAndrews, who was new to the busi-ness, had not yet formed many strong likes anddislikes. He thought of the hot steak and friedpotatoes his mother already had waiting forhim, and of the meager remains of his noondaymeal in his dinner-pail; of the evening paper;and of the cold wet night as opposed… … the mill cove yard was SAII ■M.I kl.sn i I - I III-: win; ,l I wish one of you fellows would help me outto-night. This last was addressed to the members ofthe day shift, who were standing around, dinner-pails in hand, about to start for home and supper. Three of the men murmured excuses. Twomore…
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