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Ede ———— =—— = would persuade him to tell them some of these ‘‘asperiences of Jerry’s, and as he sat relating them with great delight and fervor, there was certainly no more popular voyager on any ocean steamer crossing the Atlantic than little Lord Fauntleroy. He was always innocently and good-naturedly ready to do was a charm in the very unconsciousness of his own childish importance. ‘“lerry’s stories int’rust them very much,” he said to his mamma. " For my part— you must excuse me, Dearest— but sometimes I should have thought they could nt be all quite true, if they had nt happened to Jerry himself; but as they all happened to Jerry — well, it s very strange, you know, and perhaps sometimes he may forget and be a little
