Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 70
pose he took more thankless help than will ever him, and then writing:be known, for that rough peasant had a way of accepting assistance as his right; he was as un-conscious of any indebtedness as he was that hismuddy feet had no place on Mrs. Scotts chintzsofa, where he stretched himself… … HOOT, MAN, A RIDE IN THE MORNING IS WARRANT ENOUGH FOR A SECOND BREAKFAST 1 (SEE PAGE 33. first time he called. Scott bore with all suchpeculiarities because he enjoyed Hoggs humorand rustic charm; and though, years later, Hoggrepaid Scotts kindness by bitter jealousy, thegreater man proved his…
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