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Identifier: saturdayeveningp1933unse (find matches)
Title: The Saturday evening post
Year: 1839 (1830s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : G. Graham
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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gives me the creeps! Those two teeth of hers—thoseskinny claws! Shes an old hag. Honestly I—I detesther, Mr. Olds. You detest her! echoed Old Bill.I cant help it, cried the girl, but I do—I do! Old Bill rose and bowed low.Miss Brewster, he said with a simple, old-fashioned grace, you are a good girl.The girls eyes glowed for a moment.Mr. Olds, she said, will you let me tell yousomething? You are the only person that I knowwho has said nice things to me on account of whatI do for Becky Eckert. My father fights everymove I make for her—he does more than that.She is the huge joke of his life. And as for War-ren Warren! gulped Old Bill.The other Olds, nodded the girl. Hesjealous of the old hag—he says he is.Jealous! echoed Old Bill.The girl nodded. He thinks I have no business to wastetime on her when I might be doing—otherthings. Oh! said Old Bill, blinking those bash-ful eyes of his. Until I met you, said the girl, Ivehad no sympathy at all. I have a»scheme, said Bill. Yes.
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returned the girl eagerly. They were in a sort of music room, chap-eroned by a baby-grand piano. We mentioned it last night,went on Old Bill. This BeckyEckert has a plant there thatsremarkably complete. Fromwhat she says, most of it belongsto her. It isnt food or rent orclothing, but its a setting—afoundation. One of these daysthis old girl is goingto die. When she diesyou can put some-body in her place. A struggling,poor young girl!cried Miggie. Fine! noddedBill. Somebodyyou can like. Thatsall I want of you,he went on. Justleave me to fix thematter up in my ownway with BeckyEckert. Have Ileave? You certainlyhave, returned thegirl gratefully, hold-ing out herhand. Billtook the hintand rose. I didntknow untillast night,he said, that you were the daughter of the River City Trust. Im goingto transfer my bank account from the Merchants to theRiver City Trust forthwith.Why? exclaimed the girl. Why not? returned Old Bill. I dont know a soulin the Merchants National. W. G. Olds was just co

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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookcontributor:University_of_Illinois_Urbana_Champaign
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