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The Gentleman From Indiana

CHAPTER IX
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Don't worry; don't, child, it's all right.

Mr.Harkless is home and safe in bed long ago.

I know that old scarecrow on the fence like a book; you're so unstrung you fancied the rest.

He's all right; don't you bother, dear." The big, motherly girl took her companion in her arms and rocked her back and forth soothingly, and petted and reassured her, and then cried a little with her, as a good-hearted girl always will with a friend.
Then she left her for the night with many a cheering word and tender caress.

"Get to sleep, dear," she called through the door when she had closed it behind her.


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