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The Other Side
"Young man," he said, as he followed him out on the steps last evening.
"I want to have a talk with you. You have been sparking my daughter."
"Yes sir."
"You think you love her?"
"I know I do."
"And you would tain bear her off to some woodbine cottage?"
"That is what I would fainest, sir."
"Ah-um! What's your salary?"
"Seven dollars a week, sir."
"Jess so - take her. I was afraid you couldn't support us all on your wages, but it's all right. Hurry up things and get into the family in time to pay next month's rent. You don't know what a relief it will be to us old folks to have someone to support us."
Detroit Free Press
Reprinted in
The Weekly Graphic
New York
Tuesday, April 12, 1887
