Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 56
for such poor creatures as he — andhe made his prayer. He had hadsome intention of ranging aroundat night and playing some trick, orstealing something, but his newfeelings drove the idea out of hishead; and, besides, he saw pres-ently that strict watch was kept. ness, and others had paid for their… … THE SAVINGS-BANK After his breakfast next morning, he heard thatsome boys had put their money into the savings-bank in the audience-room; and others hadborrowed from the fund for starting boys in busi- earned from fifty cents to a dollar aclay, and that they bought their ownclothes. One bright…
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