The Golden Fleece, a romance by Julian Hawthorne
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you said reminds me. It's the strangest
coincidence!" "What is it?" "Your Professor Meschines----" "On the contrary, he is a most matter- of-fact old gentleman." "Do be quiet, and listen to me! When my mamma was a girl in school, there were two boys there,--it was a boy-and-girls' school,--and they were great friends. But they both fell in love with my mamma----" "I can understand that," put in Freeman. "How do you know I am like my mamma? Well, as I was saying, they both fell in love with her, and quarrelled with each other, and had a fight. The boy that won the fight is the man to whose house I am going." "Then he didn't marry your mamma?" "Oh, no; that was only a childish affair, and she married another man." "The one who got thrashed?" |
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