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Sketch of the Life of Increase Niles Tarbox (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Sketch of the Life of Increase Niles Tarbox In March, 1825, a little less than a year after his father's death, the lad went to reside with an uncle in Vernon, Conn. But the death of that uncle left him, at the age of fourteen, to return to East Windsor, to live with Mr. John Bissell, and to assist him in his farm work. This proved a good home, and young Tarbox remained there faithfully discharging his multifarious - if simple and humble duties, and quietly laying in a stock of sound physical health, and of solid common sense views of men and things, which stood him in good stead thereafter, until the autumn of 1833, when - in his nine teenth year - Mr. Bisscll released him that...
Sketch of the Life of Increase Niles Tarbox
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Sketch of William Alfred Buckingham
Reprint of the original, first published in 1876.
The Curse
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