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It was a favorite spot, and he had spent a great deal of time and money in bringing Art into communion with Nature in this lovely retreat. IT WAS A FAVORITE SPOT AND HE HAD SPENT A GREAT DEAL OF TIME AND MONEY IN BRINGING ART INTO COMMUNION WITH NATURE IN THIS LOVELY RETREAT
of it." "May God bless you both!" exclaimed the widow, wiping a tear of gratitude from her eye; "but I cannot think of taking your money." "But, Mrs. Weston, you _must_ take it." "And you give up your pleasure for a poor body like me?" "We give the money to you because it will afford us a greater pleasure than to spend it for fire-crackers and gingerbread." "How noble and generous! but you wrong yourselves." "Oh, no, we don't," said Charles; and at that moment he felt happier than if all the gingerbread and fire-crackers in the world had been showered down upon him. "Hush! here comes Tony. Not a word to him about it if you please." "Heaven bless you, boys!" said the poor woman as she put the money in her pocket. Frank and Charles talked a few moments with Tony about the "glorious Fourth," and then took leave of the family. CHAPTER III A DISAPPOINTED BOY Captain Sedley was an early riser. Every morning at sunrise he was abroad in the pleasant grove that bordered the lake near his house.  CHAPTER THREE OF THE BOAT CLUB OR THE BUNKERS OF RIPPLETON BY OLIVER OPTIC THIS LIEBER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY JOHN TAYLOR SOUTHEAST MISSOURI A DISAPPOINTED BOY CAPTAIN SEDLEY WAS AN EARLY RISER EVERY MORNING AT SUNRISE HE WAS ABROAD IN THE PLEASANT GROVE THAT BORDERED THE LAKE NEAR HIS HOUSE
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