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He looked back once or twice hesitatingly, but they did not call him.

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THE IMP

AND THE

ANGEL

By

Josephine Dodge Daskam


ILLUSTRATED BY

Bernard J. Rosenmeyer


NEW YORK

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

1901

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Copyright, 1901, by
Charles Scribner's Sons

Published October, 1901


THE CAXTON PRESS
NEW YORK

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To
J. S. D.

Kind Sponsor to the Author
and
Good Friend to the Imp
These Stories are
Dedicated

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CONTENTS

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    		25
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    		93
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    		125
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    		151
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ILLUSTRATIONS

  1. FACING PAGE
  2. He looked back once or twice hesitatingly, but they did not call him,
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    		Frontispiece
  3. "Look out, Algy!" he said dutifully, "this is my second suit!"
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    		12
  4. "As they went round, till every girl was lifted out,"
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    		46
  5. The audience waited with dogged patience for twenty minutes,
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    		76
  6. "They can't play for one boy—they simply can't," said the man,
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    		80
  7. So he lurked on the outside of the ring that always surrounded her,
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    		752
  8. "One for the City," he said,
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    		158
  9. He wept quietly on her white lawn shoulder,
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    		166


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