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Adrift in New York Tom and Florence Braving the World

Creator: Alger, Horatio, 1832-1899
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"I will see that you are recompensed if you help me to it." "Will you put that in writing?" "Do you take me for a fool? To put it in writing would be to place me in your power! You can trust me." "Well, perhaps so," said Tim Bolton, slowly. "At any rate you will have to. Well, good-night. I will see you again. In the meantime try to find the boy." Tim Bolton followed him with his eyes, as he left the saloon. "What would he say," said Bolton to himself, "if he knew that the will he so much wishes to find is in my hands, and that I hold him in my power already?" Chapter XV. The New Governess.
Stories by Foreign Authors: Spanish

STORIES BY FOREIGN AUTHORS SPANISH THE TALL WOMAN .. .. .. .. .. .. by Pedro Antonio De Alarcon THE WHITE BUTTERFLY. .. .. .. .. by Jose Selgas THE ORGANIST.. .. .. .. .. .. .. by Gustavo Adolfo Becquer MOORS AND CHRISTIANS .. .. .. .. by Pedro Antonio De Alarcon BREAD CAST UPON THE WATERS .. .. by Fernan Caballero 1898 THE TALL WOMAN by Pedro Antonio De Alarcon From "Modern Ghosts" translated by Rollo Ogden.
"Wish me luck, Dodger!" "So I do, Florence. Are you goin' to begin teachin' this mornin'?" "Yes; and I hope to produce a favorable impression. It is very important to me to please Mrs. Leighton and my future pupil." "I'm sure you'll suit. How nice you look!" Florence smiled, and looked pleased. She had taken pains with her dress and personal appearance, and, being luckily well provided with handsome dresses, had no difficulty in making herself presentable. As she stepped out of the shabby doorway upon the sidewalk no one supposed her to be a tenant, but she was generally thought to be a visitor, perhaps the agent of some charitable association. "Perhaps all will not judge me as favorably as you do, Dodger," said Florence, with a laugh. "If you have the headache any day, Florence, I'll take your place." "You would look rather young for a tutor, Dodger, and I am afraid you would not be dignified. Good-morning! I shall be back to dinner." "I am glad to find you punctual, Miss Linden," said Mrs. Leighton, as