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"Come, boys, we had better go," said Captain Sedley. The boat club withdrew, with the exception of Tony. "Mrs. Weston, I shall be happy to see you and all your family at my house at tea this evening," continued Captain Sedley. "Thank you, sir; we shall certainly come," replied the widow. COME BOYS WE HAD BETTER GO SAID CAPTAIN CIDLEY THE BOAT CLUB WITHDREW WITH THE EXCEPTION OF TONY MISSUS WESSON I SHALL BE HAPPY TO SEE YOU AND ALL YOUR FAMILY AT MY HOUSE AT TEA THIS EVENING CONTINUED CAPTAIN SEDLEY THANK YOU SIR WE SHALL CERTAINLY COME REPLIED THE WIDOW
 "Tony, my brother, come here," said George, as he shook the hand of the little hero. "You cannot think how badly I felt this morning, when, on my arrival at Rippleton, I heard that you were to be tried for stealing. If it had not been for our mother, I think I should have fled from the place without making myself known." "But, George, I was innocent." "I know it, Tony; and I was the happiest man in the court-house when I heard that Joe Braman confess the truth." "And, George," interrupted Mrs. Weston, "you must join with me in thanking Captain Sedley here for all he has done for poor Tony. I am sure, if it had not been for him, he would have been found guilty." George Weston took the hand of Captain Sedley, and in fit terms expressed his gratitude. "And we have to thank him for a thousand other favors since your poor father's death. I don't know what would have become of us without him." George renewed his thanks, and called down the blessing of Heaven on the benefactor of his mother. N SAID THE WIDOW SOLEMNLY AS SHE WIPED HER EYES TONY MY BROTHER COME HERE SAID GEORGE AS HE SHOOK THE HAND OF THE LITTLE HERO YOU CANNOT THINK HOW BADLY I FELT THIS MORNING WHEN ON MY ARRIVAL AT RIPPLETON I HEARD THAT YOU WERE TO BE TRIED FOR STEALING IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR A MOTHER I THINK I SHOULD HAVE FLED FROM THE PLACE WITHOUT MAKING MYSELF KNOWN BUT GEORGE I WAS INNOCENT I KNOW IT TONY AND I WAS THE HAPPIEST MAN IN THE COURT HOUSE WHEN I HEARD THAT JOE BRAYMAN CONFESS THE TRUTH AND GEORGE INTERRUPTED MISSUS WESTON YOU MUST JOIN WITH ME IN THANKING CAPTAIN SEDLEY HERE FOR ALL HE HAS DONE FOR POOR TONY I AM SURE IF IT HAD NOT BEEN FOR HIM HE WOULD HAVE BEEN FOUND GUILTY GEORGE WESSON TOOK THE HAND OF CAPTAIN SILLY AND IN FIT TERMS EXPRESSED HIS GRATITUDE AND WE HAVE TO THANK HIM A THOUSAND OTHER FAVORS SINCE YOUR POOR FATHER'S DEATH I DON'T KNOW WHAT WOULD HAVE BECOME OF US WITHOUT HIM GEORGE RENEWED HIS THANKS AND CALLED DOWN THE BLESSINGS OF HEAVEN ON THE BENEFACTOR OF HIS MOTHER
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