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The Cash Boy

Chapter 4 THE TOWN AUTOCRAT

Word Count: 1375    |    Released on: 28/11/2017

ked Deacon Pinkerton, at the suppe

t leave anything,"

on her furniture, and

become of t

rday, they will be constrained t

nk Sam Pomeroy t

ure what Samuel would be

Fowler said he wouldn'

deacon. "The boy wil

sired to obtain his father's co-operation. "Y

ise my authority, if it sh

Deacon Pinkertons in the world cou

rain him," sa

aid Tom, elated at the effect of h

upon the poor boy," said his better-heart

his good, Jane. In the poorhous

e. It was not as handsome as the deacon's, for Mr. Pomeroy was a poor man, but it was a happy one

m-hearted and sympathetic, and a strong frie

is mother le

oy, "that Deacon Pinkerton hol

send Frank and his si

ould be

but Frank positive

To be sure, he may get a chance to work in a sho

ant to ask y

is it,

and his sister to come

your moth

quite welcome. If we were rich enough

is affairs with him," said Mr. Pomeroy. "

ou could,

race to come and stay with us a week, or a

all my

, father.

d how strongly his own feelings were enlisted in

you are a true

hink of what we were

come, wo

it won't trouble

ious to hav

on-as soon as mother is buried. I think I can earn my living some

house, now their home no longer. They were to pack up a little b

and he thought it just possible that he might find something to throw additional light upon his past history. While exploring the contents of the draw

race and yourself. I saved these for my children. Take them, Frank, for I have nothing else to give you. The furniture will pay the debt I owe Deacon Pinkerton. There ought t

fectiona

H FO

fully into his pocketbook. He did not mention the letter to Grace at present, for he kne

aid Grace, entering th

is no use in stoppi

door open, and a minute later D

sness was abated as he ente

aid our hero, with the ai

n, not acknowledging his claim.

" said Fra

was incumbent on him to say something religious. "

not he

ntion that I had advanced

old me all a

taken care of. You ought to be thankful that ther

Pinkerton?" asked Frank, looking

town generously provides for thos

eived of the possibility that they would be

claimed, "must we g

htened," said Frank, soot

deacon, sternly, "cease

misleading

t she would not be oblige

s,

u mean by resist

aupers," and Frank lifted his head proudly,

s, whether you

said the boy

money? Where is

d our hero, hold

they will help me make a liv

u expect to live here

going to leave the house. I only came back to get a few clothes. Mr. Pomeroy has invited Gr

. I have no objection to your making this v

l bid you good-day

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“Frank Fowler leaves his small town home shortly after the death of the only mother he has ever known to make his fortune in New York. These small town adventures are fully loaded with stock Alger characters...”