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That road's mighty bad." John equipped himself, and, with a lantern in hand, was soon seen guiding the senator's carriage towards a road that ran down in a hollow, back of his dwelling. When they parted, the senator put into his hand a ten-dollar bill. "It's for her," he said, briefly. "Ay, ay," said John, with equal conciseness. They shook hands, and parted. The Property Is Carried Off

The misery in the situation was even blacker than he had realized. "See here, boy!" he said suddenly. "Give me your mother's address, and here's a ten-dollar bill for her. Now, go home and take care of her." The boy's face flushed crimson as he refused the money. "I wouldn't dare to take it," he muttered sheepishly. "She'd think I stole it." "Then I'll send it by mail," said Mr.

If Dan was astonished at this, he was still more astonished, when David threw down a ten-dollar bill and the grocer pushed it back to him with the remark, that his credit was good for six months.

Besides this, a ten-dollar lot, if restricted for residence or available for business, often advances to $100 in a year; one good house which some one else built near it may raise its value that much.

Langshaw put his hand into his pocket. "No, I can't give you the dollar this minute, little girl; father has only a ten-dollar bill. I'll get it changed right after dinner. Isn't dinner 'most ready, Clytie?" "We'll go down just as soon as I get Baby in bed," said the mother peacefully. "I don't see why George isn't here. Goodness!

"He hemmed and hawed a while, but he was dry, and I shook the cherry-rum jug at him, figuratively speaking, so finally he give in. "'You buy so and so, says he to his men, passing 'em a ten-dollar bill. 'And mind, you don't know nothing. If anybody asks, remember that yacht's the Mermaid M-U-R-M-A-D-E, he says, 'and she belongs to Mr. Jones, of Mobile, Georgia.

Jerry explained that he was satisfied with the state of his crew cut. Rather timidly he asked to have his ten-dollar bill changed, told the exact change he had to have. "Guess I can oblige you, but Saturday's a bad day for change, with the banks closed all day," said George. He went to the cash register and counted out the change Jerry needed. "Thank you," said Jerry with great heartiness.

See here: ten five-hundred-dollar bills, and this change that we lost in Chicago; and four ten-dollar bills and four fives that were lost here. They are the same bills. Who put them here?" "I don't know," replied Mrs. Lively in a low tone: "I didn't." She spoke as though she was dealing with something supernatural. In the case of sea-weeds, the only thing that came through the fire!

"And he's ourn, too," Grell declared, "so we'll split the difference. I expect it was worth a hundred dollars what we two did to-night. That'll be fifty, boys, if it's all right." "Yes, suh," Slip said, handing over five ten-dollar bills, and Grell handed two of them to his companion, who shook his head, saying: "Nope, Doc! Ten only to-night. My first fee!"

A tiny hand went into a pocket, something that crinkled was shoved into the man's grasp, and while he stood there gasping, she leaped to the driver's seat, slammed the door, spun the starter until it whined, and with open cutout roaring again, was off and away, rocking down the mountain side, around a curve and out of sight while Fairchild merely stood there, staring wonderingly at a ten-dollar bill!

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