Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 583
nd pauper boys were notwanted there, and that some kindgentleman had supplied money withwhich to help boys who might wishto start in business. Pickety knew all about the boot-blacking business, but, as heexplained, a big boy hadpunched him and stolen all hiskit. He could sell newspapers, too, but… … THE FLOWER-MISSION. — DISTRIBUTING BOUQUETS TO SICK WOMEN AND CHILDREN. [SEE PAGE 552.] 1883.] \V O I. K - K E A K li D C 111 L U K E N. 30 given him, and once or twice he had been fed byone of the other boys. Mr. Calder was ready to supply him with a boot-blacking outfit, or to give him checks…
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