Jewel's Story Book by Clara Louise Burnham
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"In where? Into New York?"
"Yes." "What are we going to do?" eagerly. Mr. Evringham, sitting at the desk in his private office, his head resting on his hand, moved and smiled. His mind pictured the expression on the face addressing him quite as distinctly as if no miles divided them. "Well, we'll have dinner, for one thing. Where shall it be? At the Waldorf?" Jewel had never heard the word. "Do they have Nesselrode pudding?" she asked, with keen interest. Mrs. Forbes had taken her in town one day and given her some at a restaurant. "Perhaps so. You see I've heard from the Steamship Company, and they think that the boat will get in this evening." "Oh, grandpa! grandpa! _grandpa!_" "Softly, softly. Don't break the 'phone. I hear you through the window." "When shall I come? Oh, oh, oh!" "Wait, Jewel. Don't be excited. Listen. Tell Zeke to bring you in to my office on the three o'clock train." |
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