Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 88 of 235
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LAURA BRAYTON. 79 dred more laid up for Annie and me in the savings- bank. So you see we’re not down in the mouth, if I am laid by for a week or two.” So that question was settled, for the time at least, and Putnam saw that he must wait for other chances to show his friendship. In a little while he took his leave, with the under- tanding that he should get Laura Brayton away from the clutches of Enoch Sharp, and into a home > with Annie Walker, -just as soon as possible. “Ecomicboo cS (e(e) my