The exercises were over, the crowd began to move. He went down and took her hand. And at that moment came again a ringing cry, “What’s the matter with Billy To-morrow? Billy To-morrow’s Billy To-day! He’s all right! Rah, rah, rah, Billy!”
THE END
SOME OPINIONS OF MRS. CARR’S FIRST SUCCESS
BILLY TO-MORROW
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“A splendid story of a boy’s love and courage.”—Hartford Courant.
“This is a good story of a California boy who learned lessons of manliness and chivalry from a little refugee girl received by his mother after the great fire. The boy reader may be trusted to enjoy it and without having his pleasure spoiled by the suspicion of a moral.”—The Argonaut.