Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 460
the book-store and wenthome. Next morning he felt rather guilty as he wentwith the crowd to school, being one of a veryfew who were not carrying one or more jeal-ously guarded envelops to be deposited in thebox. When Pinkey reached the school-house heimmediately instituted a search for the boy… … pinkey saw a boy pick up a fountain-pen. reward — which reward, Pinkey hoped, mighttake the form of the long-wished-for valentine.If it did not, he would endeavor, by neat di-plomacy, to secure the return of his purchase-money, at any rate. Pinkey soon located a group of boys in thebasement, and…
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