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Silver standard : a periodical of 1847 / arranged, printed and originally distributed among those of this country who deal in silverware. (1907)

Meriden Britannia Company · Meriden Britannia Co., Meriden, Conn. · leaf 34

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ering out thedents, he kicked them under a bench.That put him behind me, and he paid for *hetrip. We each had about $80 when westarted, and Akerman had a gold watch. Whenwe reached Middletown on our return trip,our united wealth consisted of eighteen cents. We bought cigars and walked home.… … he would wait and see how long the girl wouldkeep quiet. They sat there for an hour, nota word being exchanged. Finally, Charlottestammered, I think the button shop is pleas-antly located, dont you ? Shortly after thisthe young man brought his wife to Meriden.I had written some doggerel about the…

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