Jemmy Stubbins, or the Nailer Boy - Illustrations of the Law of Kindness by Anonymous
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The first three newspapers that I had, I paid five
pence each for; but now I get them for twopence each. I keep at my old employment. I did not know that there was any other country besides England till I had the Citizen. While I am hammering away with my two hammers my mind is flying all over America and Africa and South Carolina and California and Francisco and France and Ireland Scotland and Wales, and then it comes back to Devonshire, then to Mrs. Prideaux, and then to them ladies at Bristol, and then to Mr. Fry at London, and what a good man he is in the cause. I remain your humble servant wish to be a fellow laborer, heart and hand. JOSIAH BANNER. * * * * * BROMSGROVE LICKEY, Dec. 28th, 1849. MY DEAR SIR: I have received your letter with two sovereigns on Dec. 26. I dare say my young friends will look for something very good from me, but nothing very interesting for them at this time. I will tell you the reason. The last week before Christmas I was working late and early all the week, and at the |
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