Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 505
me, regarded thematter much more seriously than I did. To me itwas half a joke, but he looked at it otherwise. Miss Beatrice, he said earnestly, just beforehe started out, you need not fear that your sub-stitute will not do his duty. r McLane, who was with Washington outside NewYork. So, with one… … MARK STOOD STRAIGHT AND TALL BEFORE BROTHER JOHN. Nay, I have no fear of that, I answered, giv-ing him my hand, and, Mark, I added, I trustyou to look after my brother as I would were Ithere. Aye, with my life ! answered Mark, and Iknew that he meant it. And I 11 shine his boots till he can see his…
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