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Thank you, my good friend, said the senator, I must be along, to take the night stage for Columbus. Ah! well, then, if you must, Ill go a piece with you, and show you a cross road that will take you there better than the road you came on. That roads mighty bad. John equipped himself, and, with a lantern in hand, was soon seen guiding the senators 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. Its for her, he said, briefly. Ay, ay, said John, with equal conciseness. They shook hands, and parted. |
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