The Gentleman from Everywhere by James Henry Foss
page 3 of 230 (01%)
page 3 of 230 (01%)
|
XXV. A Practical Socialist and Colonizer
XXVI. Hand in Hand with Angels XXVII. Among the Law-Sharks XXVIII. Campaigning in Wonderland XXIX. Among the Clouds XXX. Disenchanted: Home Again XXXI. The Florida Crackers XXXII. Looking Forward [Illustration: [cursive] Your friend, the Author James H. Foss] CHAPTER I. LAUNCHING OF MY LIFE-BOAT. Wild was the night, yet a wilder night Hung around o'er the mother's pillow; In her bosom there waged a fiercer fight Than the fight on the wrathful billow. Already there were more children than potatoes in her hut of logs, and yet, another unwelcome guest was coming, to whom fate had ordained that it would have been money in his pocket had he never been born. A sympathizing neighbor held over the suffering woman an umbrella to |
|