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Title: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Subjects: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Publisher: (Baltimore, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
Contributing Library: University of Maryland, College Park
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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elieve. The money is gone, she says to me. Yes, says I. And you dont deny taking it? shesays. No, but you ought to take me onfaith for a little while, I says. If thebank people are willing to do it, and theyare the ones who have lost the money,yuh might do the same. I hate a thief, says she. If you hadkilled your grandmother or burned downan orphan as^dum, I could forgive you.But a thief is always a thief. Then shel)egins to cr^^, resting her head againsta big oak tree. Go way, she sobs.Please go away. I never want to seeyou again. Thats what Four Finger done—bringsup the sight of her cryin her heartout against that tree. I can see her yet,hcv head just a spot of gold against theblack bark and her shoulders rising andfalling under her thin white dress. Tlu^soft old Kentucky wind was blowing Ikm-hair out into little curls, so once in awhileI could catch a good look at a flushedcheek and a little pink ear. So I cameaway and never went back. Not muchof a romance, is it? No bean shooter
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I LET GO AT THE PONYS NEAR FORELEG 22 THK iiAi;riM()KE AXD OHIO 1:M lI.()Vi:s MAGAZIM-: J.i would spoil the biscuits reading it. Hutit meant a lot to nie. Since then when Isee a woman Fm very polite, but frozen. The bank never made any fuss al)outit, so I suppose someone squared them,and its a good thing too, for while I tookthe blame I dont intend to go to jail fora crime I never connnitted. T said I did,but I didnt, and people are welcome tomake the most they can out of that. The idea of her married with a lot ofkids pullin at her skirt dont bother memost of the time. I used to could seepictures in the roundup fires when thel)oys was all la3dn around smokin andthe cattle grazin quite a long wa)^ off,but they didnt last. Now I dont thinkmuch ai)out it, except when the boss asksme to dinner—which he does quite fre-quent, because I dont use my knife whenI should my fork and my fingers when Ishould my knife—and I see his wife fuss-ing around or plajdng with the younguns. Yuh forget

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