Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 504
into the fireplace, when I stopped him.Let me have that, brother, I said. T will cut up into fine jewelry forPegs dolls. Aye, so it will, he answered, andhanded it to me. That was the end of the talk about our adven-ture, and later on I carried the piece of silveredpaper up-stairs with me, and put… … Nay, brother, I insisted, I have no doubtat all that the Magus believed that I hadwhat he sought, and that t was not themoney. He said I might keep that, and I feelsure he would not have taken the risk he didunless it was for something of vast impor-tance. T is very mysterious, I ended. Nay,…
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