The Little Brown Cottage Homeward to Wealth and Love
Miss Mary Jane Ham, a Rifletown high school girl, receives an unexpected letter from her Uncle John seeking a home for an aging relative. Jennie Rivers, aided by a generous offer, travels with two sisters on a grand circuit before Uncle John reveals a fortune and adopts Jennie, turning a life of poverty into a new, stable home.
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Foy
Rifletown
Mixa Mary Dane
Mary Jane
Ham
Watyrtus Wen
Noah
Genersd
Mary
dHaus
Rillorows
Muse
Jenine Hind
Dutot
Ebbest Tootier
Jina Rivers
Lennie
Weil
House Bot
Preston
Jennie
Oncle John
Alf
Hee Lars
Ale
Fiawe
Slone
Torin
John
Eich
Xeholura
Jeduia
Little Brown
Hersell
Joho
Sug
Sian
Join
Julio
France
Uncle John
Portsmouth
Appledore
Herith
Celia
Newsburyport
Merrimack
Amesbury
Uub
Bounwick
Boston
Sue
Lomere
Jobo
Tony
Giles
Jessie
Jenne
Awang
Awteruie
Jeanie
Teume
Jennie Rivers
Lou
Tlehes
Titus
Nothing to Do a Idle Man in Burlington Zaiokeye
A Burlington Ziakkeye letter describes a man living off charity with no purpose or happiness. He supposedly would know joy only if he worked, wheeled a barrow, earned a beefsteak, and stopped lazy living. The piece condemns idleness and praises labor as true contentment.
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Burlington Zaiokeye
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