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Horatio Alger,  The Cash Boy — Chapter XIV: Springing the Trap (1887)

“ I never thought of accusing her," replied Frank.
"Mr. Wade," said the housekeeper, "I feel that it is my duty to insist upon search being made in my room."
"Do you make the same offer?" asked John Wade, turning to Frank.
"Yes, sir," answered our hero, proudly. "I wish you to satisfy yourself that I am not a thief. If you will come to my room at once, Mr.
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