Brave and Bold - The Fortunes of Robert Rushton by Horatio Alger
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"Indeed! Did he tell you so?" "I haven't asked Ma yet; but I know he will let me have it." "I don't think he will." "Why not?" "If you ever want to borrow this boat, you'll have to apply to me." "You haven't bought it?" asked Halbert, in surprise. "You're too poor." "I'm to have charge of the boat while Will Paine is away." "Did he say you might?" asked Halbert, in a tone of disappointment and mortification. "Of course he did." "I don't believe it," said Halbert, suspiciously. "I don't care what you believe. Go and ask him yourself, if you are not satisfied; and don't meddle with what is none of your business;" "You're an impudent rascal." "Have you got another cane you'd like to have broken?" asked Robert, significantly. |
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