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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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AND WHO THE DEVIL MAY VOU BE? rilJ-: BALTIMOKK AND OlIlU KMP1>()VKS MACiAZINh 21 Hell be glad to see his old shipmate,Jabez Hood, the fellow grumbled signi-ficantly, as with a grim shaking of hishead he sauntered into the taproomand bc^llowed foi- anotluM- ScotcluMn. II Hcjuiie Hazeldeane, liis portly hgurecomfortably settled in an arm eliair andhis slippered feet on the fender, was star-ing into the open fire, smoking a longclay pipe. Across the lu^arth from liimsat his niece, \irginia. She too was gaz-ing into the flames, her blue eyes wistfuland her thoughts far away—a j)retty pic-ture of dreamy romance. Soldiers! suddenly snorted theS(iuire,as though in answer to her dreams. Whatgood are they? Lazy. Dont ))roduceanything. Dont think of anything—except cannon-smoke—and i^lood—andhorses—and dice—and women— Uncle! Yes, women, roared the Squire, de-lighted with even this slight remon-strance and the consecjuent chance ofargument. Romantic maidens are notlively compani

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