Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 687
ollowed the advice we gavehim, observed Gil, dryly. What goes for onegoes for all, Poke. He has nt a grain of—of gratitude, splut-tered Poke. I d like to tell him so, too. If you talk so loud you wont have to, saidJeffrey. For he will hear every word you say. Stop complaining, Poke, and let s see… … WE THOUGHT YOU MIGHT SEND HIM A TELEGRAM,GARY, BOLDLY. (SEE PAGE 523.) Well, I cant promise that Johnny will takeyou on again even if you get square with theoffice, said Gil; but seems to me it s worthtrying. Get your books and go over to Jeffsroom. Maybe between us all we can coach youup, Jim. I m…
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