The Under Dog by Francis Hopkinson Smith
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ILLUSTRATIONS _During the trip he sat in the far corner of the car "I threw him in the bushes and got the letter" "I git so tired, so tired; please let me go" I saw the point of a tiny shoe Everybody was excited and everybody was mad I hardly knew him, he was so changed_ NO RESPECTER OF PERSONS I THE CRIME OF SAMANTHY NORTH I have been requested to tell this story, and exactly as it happened. The moral any man may draw for himself. I only want to ask my readers the question I have been asking myself ever since I saw the girl: Why should such things be among us? * * * * * |
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