13. "O Harry!" I exclaimed, reproachfully.

14. "Yes, ma'am I am," he sobbed; "I have scarcely any thing--I mean

anything that's worth money--except things to eat and wear, and I'd have

to have them anyway."

15. "Have to have them?" I echoed, at the same time laying my sewing upon

the table, so that I might reason with him on that point; "do you not

know, my son--"

16. Just then Uncle Ben looked up from the paper he had been reading:

"Harry," said he, "I want to find out something about eyes; so, if you

will let me have yours, I will give you a dollar apiece for them."

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