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He was thoroughly honest, and could be trusted implicitly. Some time later the girls learned from Mollie's aunt that the little lost tot had reached home safely, and that the boy had to remain at her house for a week to recover from the cut on his foot. HE WAS THOROUGHLY HONEST AND COULD BE TRUSTED IMPLICITLY SOME TIME LATER THE GIRLS LEARNED FROM MOLLY'S AUNT THAT THE LITTLE LOST TOT HAD REACHED HOME SAFELY AND THAT THE BOY HAD TO REMAIN AT HER HOUSE FOR A WEEK TO RECOVER FROM THE CUT ON HIS FOOT
t that boy." "I agree with you," remarked Grace. "Fancy him seeing the man lose the five hundred dollar bill we found!" she added. "Do you think it's the same one?" asked Betty. "I'm sure of it," said Mollie. "I guess I am too," admitted the Little Captain. "He was the tramp. Now I will know what to do." "What?" chorused her chums. "Let the railroad company know about it. They must have had some inquiries. I never thought of that before. Look, he is waving to us." "And little Nellie, too," added Grace. The boy and the little lost girl had reached a turn in the road. They looked back to send a voiceless farewell, the child holding trustingly to the boy's hand. "Come on!" exclaimed Mollie, as the two passed from sight. "We'll hardly get to my aunt's in time for supper." And they hastened on. Somewhat to their relief they learned, on reaching the home of Mrs. Mulford, in Flatbush--Mrs. Mulford being Mollie's aunt--that the boy peddler was quite a well-known and much-liked local character. CUT OH I THINK IT WILL BE ALL RIGHT SAID AMY YOU COULD TRUST THAT BOY I AGREE WITH YOU REMARKED GRACE FANCY HIM SEEING THE MAN LOSE THE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILL WE FOUND SHE ADDED DO YOU THINK IT'S THE SAME ONE ASKED BETTY I'M SURE OF IT SAID MOLLY I GUESS I AM TOO ADMITTED THE LITTLE CAPTAIN HE WAS THE TRAMP NOW I WILL KNOW WHAT TO DO WHAT CHORUSED HER CHUMS LET THE RAILROAD COMPANY KNOW ABOUT IT THEY MUST HAVE SOME INQUIRIES I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT BEFORE LOOK HE'S WAVING TO US AND LITTLE NELLIE TOO ADDED GRACE THE BOY AND THE LITTLE LOST GIRL REACHED A TURN IN THE ROAD THEY LOOKED BACK TO SEND A VOICELESS FAREWELL THE CHILD HOLDING TRUSTINGLY TO THE BOY'S HAND COME ON EXCLAIMED MOLLY AS THE TWO PASSED FROM SIGHT WE'LL HARDLY GET TO MY AUNT'S HOUSE IN TIME FOR SUPPER AND THEY HASTENED ON SOMEWHAT TO THEIR RELIEF THEY LEARNED ON REACHING THE HOME OF MISSUS MULLFORD IN FLATBUSH MISSUS MULLFORD BEING MOLLY'S AUNT THAT THE BOY PEDDLER WAS A QUITE WELL KNOWN AND MUCH LIKED LOCAL CHARACTER
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