Self-Raised by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth
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CHAPTER IV.
BEE. And coldly from that noble heart, In all its glowing youth, His lore had turned and spurned apart Its tenderness and truth-- Let him alone to live, or die-- Alone!--Yet, who is she? Some guardian angel from the sky, To bless and aid him?--Bee! _--Anon._ Ishmael received many other invitations. One morning, while he was seated at the table in his office, Walter Middleton entered, saying: "Ishmael, leave reading over those stupid documents and listen to me. I am going to Saratoga for a month. Come with me; it will do you good." "Thank you all the same, Walter; but I cannot leave the city now," said Ishmael. "Nonsense! there is but little doing; and now, if ever, you should take some recreation." "But I am busy with getting up some troublesome cases for the next |
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