Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 654
beautifully. Thenthey hurried proudly away under instructions toreturn in time to go through their parts a fewmore times before the curtain went up. On the way home, after discussing the mat-ter with Bunny, Pinkey decided that in orderto make his portrayal of the character of ex-convict all the… … THEN THOU ART MY LONG-LOST BROTHER, SHOUTS BUNNY, ENDEAVORING TO CLASPTHE DOUBTING PINKEY IN A FOND EMBRACE. that there could be no objection when it wasdone in the cause of the Drama. Pinkey knew a boy who was learning the bar-bers trade and was in the habit of cutting hairfree of charge, and to…
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