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The $30000 Bequest and Other Stories

CHAPTER X
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He accordingly obeyed the request, and seemed to be much pleased.

After the school was dismissed, and the young hearts regained their freedom, with the songs of the evening, laughing at the anticipated pleasures of a happy home, while others tittered at the actions of the past day, he addressed the teacher in a tone that indicated a resolution--with an undaunted mind.

He said he had determined to become a student, if he could meet with his approbation.
"Sir," said he, "I have spent much time in the world.

I have traveled among the uncivilized inhabitants of America.

I have met with friends, and combated with foes; but none of these gratify my ambition, or decide what is to be my destiny.


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