Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 354
e seatedhimself across the table from Mr. Chase. I vebeen too busy looking for those envelops, you see.So you 11 have to excuse me if I flunk. All right, Will, I 11 forgive you this time. Doyou remember where we left off? Was nt itVol.. XLL—26. where Ulysses and Diomedes are setting out tospy on… … CHASE WAS STARING AT THE LAST ENVELOP AS THOUGH HECOULD NT BELIEVE HIS EYES. (SEE NEXT PAGE.) Eh? What were in — Those envelops, sir ! Look ! And there they were, sure enough; all to-gether, and with the bit of faded blue ribbonabout them. Mr. Chase, beaming, held out hishand for them. Willard,…
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