Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 80
r was dependent on him. But it washis first grave breach of discipline; and thoughhe had little love for Plainfield, it was his firstposition. He had held it now for over a year,and had hoped for an early promotion. The lit-tle office grew suddenly bright; its plaster, dark- the privilege of… … I.N O.NE Of THE LONELY OFFICES OF THE VVAYilDE KAILVVAV-STATIONb. ened by the coal-smoke of years, now, somehow,seemed soft and beautiful. It would be hard toleave it, after all —though only a little while be-fore, he had thought that he hated the sight of it. But he was not obliged to leave. He…
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