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Alger, Horatio, Jr.

"The Cash Boy"

Chase, cautiously, regretting that Grace was likely to escape her clutches.


? ? ? ? "Here is an order from Deacon Pinkerton, chairman of the overseers of the poor."


? ? ? ? "That is sufficient. She can go. You look as if you had prospered in the city," she added, with curiosity.


? ? ? ? "Yes. I have found my grandfather, who is very wealthy."


? ? ? ? "You don't say!" ejaculated Mrs. Chase. "I'll tell Grace at once."


? ? ? ? Grace at work in the kitchen had not heard of the arrival. What was her surprise when Mrs. Chase, entering the room, said, graciously:


? ? ? ? "Go up at once, Grace, and change your clothes. Your brother has come for you. He is going to take you away."


? ? ? ? Grace almost gasped for breath.


? ? ? ? "Is it true?"


? ? ? ? "It is indeed. Your brother looks remarkably well. He is rich. He has found a rich grandfather, and has come for you in a carriage."


? ? ? ? In amazed bewilderment Grace went upstairs and put on her best dress, poor enough in comparison with her brother's clothes, and was soon happy in his embrace.


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