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A Young Girl’s Wooing

CHAPTER VII
16/18

I saw it all, and that I should have to throw nonsense overboard if I wished to be different.

You will find that I have plenty left, however, before the summer's over.

Now, let me read to you Irving's legend of poor old Rip.

What if you have read it often?
A little infusion of the champion sleeper's spirit is just what you need;" and with simple purity of tone and naturalness of accent she made the old story new to him.
"Madge," he said, as he kissed her good-night, "that is even better than your singing.

I feel so freshened and heartened up that I'm another man, and in good trim for the fight to-morrow; for that is just what business has become--a regular defensive fight.


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