Ten Nights in a Bar Room by T. S. (Timothy Shay) Arthur
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of my way, she has helped and comforted me. Without her, it would
have been the blackness of darkness." "Father! father!" The voice of Mary broke out with a startling quickness. Mrs. Morgan turned to the bed, and laying her hand on Mary's arm said: "He's still sound asleep, dear." "No, he isn't, mother. I heard him move. Won't you go in and see if he is awake?" In order to satisfy the child, her mother left the room. To her surprise, she met the eyes of her husband as she entered the chamber where he lay. He looked at her calmly. "What does Mary want with me?" he asked. "She wishes to see you. She's called you so many times. Shall I bring her in here?" "No. I'll get up and dress myself." "I wouldn't do that. You've been sick." "Father! father!" The clear, earnest voice of Mary was heard calling. |
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