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John Tregenoweth, his mark (1877)

Pearse, Mark Guy, 1842-1930 · New York : Nelson & Phillips ; Cincinnati : Hitchcock & Walden · leaf 48

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about again, and one afternoon whenI was sitting, not knowing that she was near,she crept up and threw her arms about myneck in her loving way and kissed me. I spose my eyes filled with tears, and thatthe little maid saw it, for she said, Father, dont cry; it wasnt your fault!and she leaned her… … Feeling the Mark. How He Made his Mark. 47 dont cry; it wasnt your fault, you know, itwas the drink. The drink! ay, it was all the drink. CouldI ever touch it again ? I kept my fingerlightly on the little maids forehead, and liftedmy face to heaven, and vowed that I wouldnever touch the murderous…

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