Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 621
he said, you have helped me more thanyou 11 ever be able to understand. And listen,old chap. You ve done things for Bob Burchardthat he s going to remember all his life. For Bob Burchard? the little fellow said.How could I do anything for Bob Burchard? I 11 tell you some day. He thinks you re… … TIRED, DONNIE? WHV, OF COURSE YOU ARE! (SEE PAGE I09I.) and the Boy noted with alarm the two brightspots burning feverishly in the thin cheeks. He 11 come on one condition, Don. That isthat you get some sleep between now and to-morrow. If you can do that, he 11 probablycome. There was no reply,…
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