New-York tribune., 1875-12-04


The tone OF the story tendcy pure While al the
time the harmless childhood not left unrecords'
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at is indeed delightful story, fresh, original and
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H.
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Ill THE HISTORY OF MY FRIENDS. OF. HoHs
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