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I noticed him tossing around in his seat, and every once in a while he would feel in his pocket. Then he hollered." I NOTICED HIM TOSSING AROUND IN HIS SEAT AND EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE HE WOULD FEEL IN HIS POCKET THEN HE HOLLERED
ome time," he said, proudly. "Me want to go home," broke in little Nellie. "Me want my muvvers." "All right, I'll take you to your real mother," spoke the boy peddler. "I guess I can walk now, thank you," he said to Betty. "Couldn't I give you something--some letter paper--a pencil. I've got a nice line of pencils," he motioned toward his pack. "Oh, no, thank you!" exclaimed Mollie. "We are only too glad to help you," added Betty. "You have done us a service in looking after the little girl." "To say nothing of the five hundred dollar bill," added Grace, in a low tone. "Hush!" cautioned Betty, in a whisper. "Don't let him know anything about it." "And you are sure you wouldn't know that man again?" asked Mollie. "I mean the one you spoke of?" "Well, I'd know him if I saw him, but I'm not likely to. He was tall and good looking, with a little black mustache. He got out of the train in a hurry when he woke up. You see, he was sitting with his window open--it was very hot--he fell asleep. TION OF THE PEDDING BUSINESS I CAN'T MAKE THAT CLEAR THOUGH I HOPE TO SOMETIME HE SAID PROUDLY ME WANT TO GO HOME BROKE IN LITTLE NELLIE ME WANT MY MOTHER'S ALL RIGHT I'LL TAKE YOU TO YOUR REAL MOTHER SPOKE THE BOY PEDDLER I GUESS I CAN WALK NOW THANK YOU HE SAID TO BETTY COULDN'T I GIVE YOU SOMETHING SOME LETTER PAPER A PENCIL I'VE GOT A NICE LINE OF PENCILS HE MOTIONED TOWARDS HIS PACK OH NO THANK YOU EXCLAIMED MOLLY WE WERE ONLY TOO GLAD TO HELP ADDED BETTY YOU HAVE DONE US A SERVICE IN LOOKING AFTER THE LITTLE GIRL TO SAY NOTHING OF THE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL ADDED GRACE IN A LOW TONE HUSH CAUTIONED BETTY IN A WHISPER DON'T LET HIM KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT IT AND YOU ARE SURE YOU WOULDN'T KNOW THAT MAN AGAIN ASKED MOLLY I MEAN THE ONE YOU SPOKE OF WELL I'D KNOW HIM IF I SAW EM BUT I'M NOT LIKELY TO HE WAS TALL AND GOOD LOOKING WITH A LITTLE BLACK MOUSTACHE HE GOT OUT OF THE TRAIN IN A HURRY WHEN HE WOKE UP YOU SEE HE WAS JUST SITTING WITH THE WINDOW OPEN IT WAS VERY HOT HE FELL ASLEEP
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