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"Well!" he ventured at last, "what is your proposition?" The question
was quietly asked, but a slight tre
"That, for the present at least, you confide this girl into the care of
some worthy woman"
"Have you any such in mind?"
"I have already discussed the matter briefly with Mrs Herndon, wife of
the superintendent of the Golden Rule mines She is a refined
Christian lady, beyond doubt the e in this camp There is very little in such a place as this to
interest a wohted to have such an opportunity for doing good She has no
children of her own"
Haar butt out of the"I'll talk it
over to-ruffly "It
ood deal more to e there is considerable hard sense in what you
have just said, and I 'll talk it over with the girl"