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John Tregenoweth, his mark (1877)

Pearse, Mark Guy, 1842-1930 · New York : Nelson & Phillips ; Cincinnati : Hitchcock & Walden · leaf 42

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He Made his Mark. 39 CHAPTER V. HOW HE MADE HIS MARK. OULD you not have thought,sir, that that would have beenenough to cure me? and Icertainly did go on better fora little while. But I soonfell back into my old ways again,only I became much worse thanever. Though there—why you have,heard it many a… … 40 John Tregenoweth : his Mark. told me too much now to stop here. It wouldbe cruel not to tell it all, Uncle John. It cost him an effort evidently, but the oldman sighed and went on again. It was on a Saturday night. You see folksgot to know how I spent my money, and didnot care to help me after…

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