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She looked into one or two of the torn envelopes. "I wouldn't do that," said Grace. "Maybe those are private letters. He must have forgotten them. I wonder where he has gone? Perhaps we can catch him  he might need these papers. But I wouldn't read them, Betty." SHE LOOKED INTO ONE OR TWO OF THE TORN ENVELOPES I WOULDN'T DO THAT SAID GRACE MAYBE THOSE ARE PRIVATE LETTERS HE MUST HAVE FORGOTTEN THEM I WONDER WHERE HE HAS GONE PERHAPS WE CAN CATCH HIM HE MAY NEED THESE PAPERS BUT I WOULDN'T READ THEM BETTY
 all of your lunch after I found it, I suppose you were going to say," put in the man, with a smile. "Very well, then I'll accept," and he bowed, not ungracefully. He had the good taste--or was it bashfulness--to go over to a little grove of trees to eat his portion. Grace wanted to take him a cup of chocolate--which they made instead of tea--but Betty persuaded her not to. The girls ate their lunch, to be interrupted in the midst of it by the man who called a good-bye to them as he moved off down the road. "He's going," remarked Amy. "I wonder if he had enough?" "I think so," replied Betty. "Now, girls, we must hurry. We have been delayed, and--" "I'm so sorry," put in Mollie. "It was my fault, and--" "Don't think of it, my dear!" begged Grace. "Any of us might have forgotten the lunch, just as you did." As they walked past the place which the tramp had selected for his dining room, Betty saw some papers on the ground. They appeared to be letters, and, rather idly, she picked them up. RY SECOND PLEASE ACCEPT IT AS A REWARD FOR WE'RE NOT EATING ALL OF YOUR LUNCH AFTER I FOUND IT I SUPPOSE YOU WERE GOING TO SAY PUT IN THE MAN WITH A SMILE VERY WELL THEN I'LL ACCEPT AND HE BOWED NOT UNGRACEFULLY HE HAD A GOOD TASTE OR WAS IT BASHFULNESS TO GO OVER TO A LITTLE GROVE OF TREES TO EAT HIS PORTION GRACE WANTED TO TAKE HIM A CUP OF CHOCOLATE WHICH THEY MADE INSTEAD OF TEA BUT BETTY PERSUADED HER NOT TO THE GIRLS ATE THEIR LUNCH TO BE INTERRUPTED IN THE MIDST OF IT BY THE MAN WHO CALLED A GOOD BYE TO THEM AS HE MOVED OFF DOWN THE ROAD HE'S GOING REMARKED AMY I WONDER IF HE HAD ENOUGH I THINK SO REPLIED BETTY NOW GIRLS WE MUST HURRY WE HAVE BEEN DELAYED AND I AM SO SORRY PUT IN MOAT MOLLY IT WAS MY FAULT AND DON'T THINK OF IT MY DEAR BEGGED GRACE ANY OF US MIGHT HAVE FORGOTTEN THE LUNCH JUST AS YOU DID AS THEY WALKED PAST THE PLACE WHICH THE TRAMP HAD SELECTED FOR HIS DINING ROOM PATTY SAW SOME PAPERS ON THE GROUND THEY APPEARED TO BE LETTERS AND RATHER IDLY SHE PICKED THEM UP
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