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John Tregenoweth, his mark (1877)

Pearse, Mark Guy, 1842-1930 · New York : Nelson & Phillips ; Cincinnati : Hitchcock & Walden · leaf 65

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s; youre a dear old wifie asever lived. Forgive me all that I havebeen to you. You shall never have an un-kind word from these lips again so long asI live. Betty isnt a woman of many words, sir,and she didnt say any thing—only I fanciedshe wasnt in a hurry to get away; but justthen we heard… … What Came of a Dream. 63 CHAPTER YII. WHAT CAME OF A DREAM. UST then little Mary came run-ning home to take me to chapel.It was her turn now. Why,father, how nice you do look!Doesnt he look nice, mother ? *So of course the little maid hadto kiss me ; and then she had to kiss hermother because she…

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