Romance of California Life by John Habberton
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Miss Brown completed her term, and then the minister, who was on the local Board, was called in to formally make her tutor for life to a larger pupil. Lecomte, with true French gallantry, insisted on being groomsman, and the judge gave away the bride. The groom, who gave a name very different from any ever heard at the Flat, placed on his bride's finger a ring, inscribed within, "Made from gold washed by Huldah Brown." The little teacher has increased the number of her pupils by several, and her latest one calls her grandma. [Illustration] JIM HOCKSON'S REVENGE. I. "Ye don't say?" "I do though." "Wa'al, I never." "Nuther did I--adzackly." "Don't be provokin', Ephr'm--what makes you talk in that dou'fle way?" |
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