[Phil the Fiddler by Horatio Alger Jr.]@TWC D-Link book
Phil the Fiddler

CHAPTER XXIV
12/13

Time passed rapidly, and the recess was over before the children anticipated it.
"I am sorry to disturb your enjoyment," said the teacher; "but duty before pleasure, you know.

I will only suggest that, as our young friend here depends on his violin for support, we ought to collect a little money for him.

James Reynolds, suppose you pass around your hat for contributions.

Let me suggest that you come to me first." The united offerings, though small individually, amounted to a dollar, which Phil pocketed with much satisfaction.

He did not remain after recess, but resumed his wanderings, and about noon entered a grocery store, where he made a hearty lunch.


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