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Stray newspapers as he could lay hands on, and But a certain lit tle boy found one corner of the rickety old sofa a very comfortable place, and he used toĬurl up there nearly every day, reading such It was not an inviting seat, for in some places the springs peeped through, and one of its legs was broken, giving it a sus picious tilt against the wall. Over against the wall on one side was a faded green sofa. It was fitted up in a cellar and the postmaster, who was an en terprising gentleman from Connecticut, had ar ranged matters so that those who went after their letters and papers could at the same time get their grocery supplies. THE post-office in the middle Georgia village of Hillsborough used to be a queer little place, whatever it is now. The door attendant Even the negroes were frightened. Pray for it, boys !' Old Sandy leaped into the air. ' Some of the men dropped on the ground and declared that they would go no farther'. ' De buzzud ax de big Injun what make him look so lone ' Dey went ter frolickin* up an1 down de fiel' '. Injun Bill, whose reputation was very bad. ' He des sot dar, he did, an' look at um '. XII.-A GEORGIA FOX-HUNT XIII.-A NIGHT'S ADVENTURES.

X.-THE STORY-TELLERS XL-THE RELIEF COMMITTEE. III.-TRACKING A RUNAWAY IV.-SHADOWS OF THE WAR. He must sift the fact from the fiction and label it to suit himself. In this matter it is not for me to prompt the reader. That which is fiction pure and simple in these pages bears to me the stamp of truth, and that which is true reads like a clumsy invention. Nevertheless, the lad himself, and the events which are herein de scribed, seem to have been born of a dream. It would indeed be dif ficult to invest the commonplace character and adventures of Joe Maxwell with the vitality that belongs to fiction.

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SOME of my friends who have read in serial form the chronicles that follow profess to find in them something more than an autobiograph ical touch. LAWYER, EDITOR, SCHOLAR, PLANTER, AND PHILANTHROPIST THIS MIXTURE OF FACT AND FICTION IS INSCRIBED APPLETON AND COMPANY.ĮtEcnayrypED ANO PBIXTED AT THE APPLBTON PRESS, U. Hack again with all the past pleasures of youngerĪrerveivvuaeUlrynsocsnlhegrseRwaedmreuascnhdsoibscareiygishnpgte,scaimonndenctshureorfepnlttahnehtiaarptispooennritan.ng'dsĪ STORY OF A GEORGIA BOYS ADVENTURES DURING THE WARĪUTHOR OF UNCLE REMUS WITH TWENTY-THREE ILLUSTRATIONS BY E. Harriss book may be looked on in a doubleĪfsf(fobatisoglmrkroahi-itellhtoisvaereatrreoli.utlwdhabbirebtTulhryedodaapcesNlotray)nonaptrtRriaticphbatailebuoelrtbnanioiostlandlrniemftcteaooa,dvyleowoorrulsbheuredomtshmenoheomaavrnvseeeetcwlto.oohrluyiaasnTttcteooihmnnfiegletddhBa,ogtrhsoeteoeerrr ' The idea of preserving and publishing these leĪlgicetetnurdaasrllyiyncttoehQnecetfhpoetrimmon,isnisowfahltithcoehgedtthaheye.rolodAnpneldaonvftearttyhioeandhmnaepigrpariboeelsyst is the work done.' London Spectator, That has been put before the many a day.' Philadelphia 'A thoroughly amusing book, and much the best I2mo.Cloth, $1.50.ītreibrueutgiToanrhdeetodvotalhusemaelihtiuesrmaaoturmoreuosso,tfbroefooakldkam-bloleerree.olyn,e,oNwreahvsaetahYceoorrnikt Records containing the words bread and butter or bread and fruit Records containing the phrase “African American” and art Records with the word Brunswick but not the word stew Records with the word low that also contain girl and/or scouts Truncation and wildcards are not supported This Search You can use parentheses in your complex expressions Use 'OR', 'AND', and 'NOT' (must be capitalized) to create complex boolean logic Use '-' before a word or phrase to exclude Use '+' before a term to make it required (Otherwise results matching only some of your terms may be included) Use quotation marks to search as a phrase Select 'Full text' to search only the scanned or transcribed text for items.

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