Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
ppointment. I think—no, I have no rightto guess. Gordon says I did; he would nt lie.On the other hand, Banner says I did not; I knowhe believes he is telling the truth. Fellows, I wasso excited that I have nt the faintest recollectionof what happened as I fell. Suppose, suggested Emerson, that you… … WHY, OF COURSE WE BELIEVE IT, THE RUNNER SAID. But that s all I can say, is nt it? mildly pro-tested the boy. Not at all, dissented Emerson. If you arenot certain, I dont want you to say that you gaveit to Gordon. But the chances are that you reallypassed it to him. When your evidence is askedfor,…
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