Ten Nights in a Bar Room by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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"Nor the hand that struck the cruel blow." "Forget it? Never! And if I forgive Simon Slade--" "Nor the place where the blow was dealt," said Mrs. Morgan, interrupting him. "Poor--poor child!" moaned the conscience-stricken man. "Nor your promise, Joe--nor your promise given to our dying child." "Father! Father! Dear father!" Mary's eyes suddenly unclosed, as she called her father eagerly. "Here I am, love. What is it?" And Joe Morgan pressed up to the bedside. "Oh! it's you, father! I dreamed that you had gone out, and--and-- but you won't will you, dear father?" "No, love--no." "Never any more until I get well?" "I must go out to work, you know, Mary." "At night, father. That's what I mean. You won't, will you?" "No, dear, no." |
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