Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 542
ature. When next we meet Traddles, he has grown to man-hood. In shabby, dingy chambers, he is studying law.He is the same honest, unfortunate, good-natured Trad-dles of yore, but he will never be a great man. He isnot what is termed a hustler. He is engaged to a girl named Sophy, a curatesdaughter,… … STRANGERS. BY MARGARET BRATE, AGE l6. (HONOR MEMBER.) ever, wait and hope ! says Traddles, and already theypossess two articles toward their housekeeping, aflower-pot and a small marble-topped table ! I think the reason that Traddles is my favorite char-acter in fiction is that he is so perfectly…
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