Freights By W. W. JACOBS Sam's Boy
Master Jones, starved boy, begs a stranger to be his father. Sam Brown signs onto a ship with him. The crew learn the boy has adopted many men as father figures, ending with the skipper and Mrs. Hunt accepting the boy as their own child.
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Grit and Pen Lift Widow Overcome Debt After Ill Health
Louis battled poverty and a splitting headache yet earned over $206000 with her writing. Her earnings cleared family debts including those outlawed, and her grit sustained her despite years of poor health.
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