Jenks, Tudor, 1857-1922, ed · Boston, Hall and Locke Company · leaf 261
elp (from long habit) at times con-trasting his conditions with that of Tony Stubbs, andwishing - - for a very little while - - that he and thesilversmith could change places. One morning, towards the end of May, the bells ofHolbourne Church were ringing merrily. All the peopleat Alderman Kerseys… … THE MARRIAGE OF TONY STUBBS AND DOROTHV KERSEY. The Enchanted Doll 229 had! Dorothy Kersey had become the wife of TonyStubbs. There never was a happier bridal party. Neverwas ? There never could be ! And Jacob Pout had beento church to see the marriage ceremony performed ; andas he knelt beside…
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