My Southern friends, by Edmund KirkeS. Low, Son, & Company, 1863 - 196 páginas |
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... . " Don't cry , my little boy , don't cry . I'll buy your ballads - all of them ; " and I gave him two half - dollar pieces - all the silver I had . A " I haven't got so many as that , sir CHAPTER NEW YORK AFTER DARK.
... . " Don't cry , my little boy , don't cry . I'll buy your ballads - all of them ; " and I gave him two half - dollar pieces - all the silver I had . A " I haven't got so many as that , sir CHAPTER NEW YORK AFTER DARK.
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... gave him one . " You know what they want ; send it to them at once . " The man stared at me for a moment , then said— " Do ye know ' em , sir ? " 66 No ; I am just going there . " " Well , do , sir ; they ' re bad off . there , no ...
... gave him one . " You know what they want ; send it to them at once . " The man stared at me for a moment , then said— " Do ye know ' em , sir ? " 66 No ; I am just going there . " " Well , do , sir ; they ' re bad off . there , no ...
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... gave out just enough heat to take the chill edge off the damp , heavy atmosphere . This stove , a small stand resting against the wall , a broken - backed chair , and a low , narrow bed , covered with a ragged patchwork counterpane ...
... gave out just enough heat to take the chill edge off the damp , heavy atmosphere . This stove , a small stand resting against the wall , a broken - backed chair , and a low , narrow bed , covered with a ragged patchwork counterpane ...
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... gave it to her . " And can't you make her a cup of tea , and a little chicken broth ? She has had nothing all day . " 66 Nothing all day ! I'm sure I didn't know it ! I'm poor , sir - you don't know how poor - but she shan't starve in ...
... gave it to her . " And can't you make her a cup of tea , and a little chicken broth ? She has had nothing all day . " 66 Nothing all day ! I'm sure I didn't know it ! I'm poor , sir - you don't know how poor - but she shan't starve in ...
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... , and was obliged to summon the woman . we had let him out I asked her into the parlour . " Who is this sick person ? " " I don't know , sir . She never gave me no name but Fanny . I found her and her little boy on 6 MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS .
... , and was obliged to summon the woman . we had let him out I asked her into the parlour . " Who is this sick person ? " " I don't know , sir . She never gave me no name but Fanny . I found her and her little boy on 6 MY SOUTHERN FRIENDS .
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