[The Rise of Roscoe Paine by Joseph C. Lincoln]@TWC D-Link bookThe Rise of Roscoe Paine CHAPTER IX 8/54
"I--I--" he stammered. "Where did it come from? Answer me." "Well--well, Dorindy, you see--when you sent me up to the store t'other day after the brown sugar and--and number 50 spool cotton you give me seventy-five cents.
You remember you did, yourself." "Yes, and I remember you said there was a hole in your pocket and you lost the change.
I ain't likely to forget it, and I shouldn't think you'd be." "I didn't forget.
By time! my ears ain't done singin' yet.
But that shows how reckless you talk to me.
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