Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 283
aworking-man, because he himself sold papers toeke out the family income, because, in short, hewas poor and had come to meeting in rathershabby clothes instead of a natty uniform, theylooked down on him as an interloper who had nobusiness to be there. He would merely be in- 160 UNDER BOY SCOUT… … AT THE ENTRANCE OF THE COAT-ROOM HETOMPKINS BY THE ARM. one of the lot, vv-ith his father owning the ironworks and aliout half the town besides. Hewould nt waste much time on me, I guess! Taken all in all. Dale failed to pass either apleasant or a profitable morning. He tried tokeep his mind on the…
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