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Phil the Fiddler

CHAPTER XV
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The pudding in particular was pronounced a success.

It was so flaky and well-seasoned, and the sauce, flavored with lemon, was so good, that everyone except Mrs.Hoffman took a second piece.

For the first time since he had left Italy, Phil felt the uncomfortable sensation of having eaten too much.

However, with the discomfort was the pleasant recollection of a good dinner, and to the mind of the little fiddler the future brightened, as it is very apt to do under such circumstances, and he felt ready to go out and achieve his fortune.
"Why won't you stop with us to-night, Phil, and start on your journey to-morrow ?" asked Mrs.Hoffman.

"I am sure Jimmy would be glad of your company." "Yes, Phil, stay," said Paul.
Phil hesitated.


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