Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 39 of 293
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28 IN THE SUNK LANDS. ivery Saturday night, an’ can’t tell which does one the most good. Av Oi é “ That'll a ’ interrupted Mr. Roberts. ‘* You may go.” And Mike went out, humming something like, “Och, hone! Give him a bone, An’ lave him alone.” I wandered aimlessly out to my desk, and tried to work. The statements of a consign- ment were missing. At last I was compelled to go to Mr. Roberts. ‘‘ Have you seen Davis’s consignment ?” ‘No. Were they on the desk ?” he asked, orimly. 66Y 68.11,” ‘Then [ suppose Mike has burnt them. Write for new ones.” A few moments later he called out: ‘‘Tf Jimmerson has gone home and forgot- ten his money, how am I going to get it to him ?” Here was an opportunity. I almost dreaded to ask for a vacation after the morn- ing’s calamity. ‘T ean’t send him a check or draft,’ he — comicbooks (elo) m