Do and Dare — a Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune by Horatio Alger
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"Oh, heavens! What shall I do?" ejaculated the frightened woman. CHAPTER X. AN EXCITING SCENE. "You'd better go upstairs and get that money, or I will go up myself," said the tramp, boldly. "I will go," said Mrs. Cole, terrified. It was at this time that Tom Tripp, looking in at the window, got an idea of the situation, but he was unobserved. The river bank was near, and he ran down to it, hoping, but not expecting, to see some one who could interfere with the impudent robber. We have already seen that he was luckier than he anticipated. Meanwhile Mrs. Cole went upstairs, not knowing how to save the money from being carried away. She wished heartily that her husband had taken it with him. One hundred dollars, as she well knew, would be a |
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