[Phil the Fiddler by Horatio Alger Jr.]@TWC D-Link bookPhil the Fiddler CHAPTER XXII 12/12
Phil moved aside to let them approach the stove. Forthwith Mrs.McGuire was engaged in motherly care, removing a part of the wet clothing, and lamenting for the state in which her sturdy offspring had returned.
But presently order was restored, and the bustle was succeeded by quiet. "Play us a tune," said Pat, the oldest. Phil complied with the request, and played tune after tune, to the great delight of the children, as well as of Mrs.McGuire herself.
The result was that when, shortly after, on the storm subsiding, Phil proposed to go, the children clamored to have him stay, and he received such a cordial invitation to stop till the next morning that he accepted, nothing loath.
So till the next morning our young hero is provided for..
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