Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 534
istic Pinkey, in avery dramatic way, tothe convulsive delightof the onlookers. Then thou art myown long-lost brother ! shouts Bunny, endea-voring to clasp thedoubting Pinkey in afond embrace. Pinkey holds him atarms length. Comenot near me. I callno man brother untilhe sing to me a lay ofour… … •then thou art my long-lost drother, shouts bunnv, endeavoring to claspthe doubting pinkey in a fond embrace. Day. This satisfies the skeptical Pinkey, andthe two rush headlong into each others^arms. Here the curtain was supposed to fall. Time after time did they rehearse, until themanairer told…
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