Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 286
said, with a roguish twinkle : Mother, will you please lend me two dollars ofmy money ? Ordinarily, Mrs. Rafferty would have said no. l88i.J P 1-1 A E T OX ROGERS. 759 But she was a very bright woman, and was sopleased with this evidence that Patsy had inheritedsome of her own wit, that she could… … POINTING THE ARROW UPWARD AT AN ANGLE, PHAETON DREWIT TO THE HEAD. [SEE PAGE 760.] the door and made for his friend the pawnbrokers,who sold him an old musket, with which, in a fewminutes, Patsy joined the volunteers. Ned Rogers had not been able to find any fire-arm ; but when he learned where…
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