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Identifier: princessjoepotte00otis (find matches)
Title: The princess and Joe Potter;
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Otis, James, 1848-1912
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Publisher: Boston, Estes and Lauriat
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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ew York. Immediately below this was an advertisement signedwith the same names, requesting information concerninga little girl who had strayed from the Grand CentralStation and was last seen in the company of a newsboy;but this Joe did not read. The fact that he was advertised for, as if he had beena fugitive from justice, terrified him. He could not so much as speak; but looked alter-nately at the printed sheet and his companions, untilDan said, sternly: Now, Joe, you can tell us bout this thing or not, jestas you have a mind. What weve come for is to helpyou get clear, an were bound to do it. Get clear of what? Joe repeated, in bewilderment. You know bettern we do, an I aint askin ques-tions if you think it oughter be kept secret from us. But I havent been doin anything that wasntsquare, Joe replied, with a trembling voice. Then whats a couple of lawyers advertisin you for ?Tim Morgan asked, shrilly. Do you spose sich folkswanter catch a feller what sells papers, jest to look athim?
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DAN POINTED TO AN ADVERTISEMENT. THE NEW YORKPUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOP. LEMOV ANDILDr.N FOUNDATIONS R L AN ADVERTISEMENT. 59 See here, Tim, you know me, an you know I neverdid a mean thing to anybody in my life. Then what they advertisin yer for ? Say, fellers, I wouldnt try to make out — Now, Joe, this aint any time for you to stuff us, DanFernald said, impatiently. If you hadnt done anythingcrooked, your name wouldnt be right there in them bigletters. Youve allers been willin to do us a good turn,an were goin to pay you back. Youve got to skip!An youve got to skip bloomin quick! CHAPTER IV. JOES FLIGHT. IT was literally impossible for Joe Potter to make anyreply to Dan Fernalds positive statement that he mustrun away in order to escape punishment. As a matter of course he knew he had done nothing O of a criminal nature, and yet the advertisement, whichseemed to stand out more conspicuously than any otheritem in the paper, could not be construed either by him-self or his companions to m

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  • bookdecade:1890
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Otis__James__1848_1912
  • bookpublisher:Boston__Estes_and_Lauriat
  • bookcontributor:New_York_Public_Library
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  • bookleafnumber:64
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