Sally Dows by Bret Harte
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page 203 of 203 (100%)
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"And then, sir," said Cousin Jane, "it appears that all these wretched,
unsatisfactory scraps of stories you were telling us were nothing after all but"-- "My way of telling THIS one," said Uncle Sylvester. As the others were eagerly gathering around the unearthed treasure, Marie approached him timidly, all her audacity gone, tears in her eyes, and his ring held hesitatingly between her fingers. "How can I thank you--and how CAN you ever forgive me?" "Well," said Uncle Sylvester, gazing at her critically, "you might keep the ring to think over it." |
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