One way out : $b A middle-class New-Englander emigrates to AmericaBartlett, Frederick Orin
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One way out : $b A middle-class New-Englander emigrates to America
Bartlett, Frederick Orin
Political fiction; United States -- Social conditions -- 1865-1918 -- Fiction
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ONE WAY OUT
A MIDDLE-CLASS NEW-ENGLANDER
EMIGRATES TO AMERICA
ONE WAY OUT
A MIDDLE-CLASS NEW-ENGLANDER
EMIGRATES TO AMERICA
BY
WILLIAM CARLETON
BOSTON
SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY
PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1911
BY SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY
(INCORPORATED)
_Entered at Stationers' Hall_
Published January 28, 1911; second printing January
_Presswork by Geo. H. Ellis Co., Boston, U.S.A._
TO HER
WHO WASN'T AFRAID
CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
I A BORN AND BRED NEW ENGLANDER 1
II THIRTY DOLLARS A WEEK 18
III THE MIDDLE CLASS HELL 37
IV WE EMIGRATE TO AMERICA 53
V WE PROSPECT 67
VI I BECOME A DAY LABORER 82
VII NINE DOLLARS A WEEK 94
VIII SUNDAY 112
IX PLANS FOR THE FUTURE 125
X THE EMIGRANT SPIRIT 146
XI NEW OPPORTUNITIES 165
XII OUR FIRST WINTER 183
XIII I BECOME A CITIZEN 200
XIV FIFTEEN DOLLARS A WEEK 216
XV THE GANG 234
XVI DICK FINDS A WAY OUT, TOO 252
XVII THE SECOND YEAR 266
XVIII MATURING PLANS 283
XIX ONCE AGAIN A NEW ENGLANDER 298
ONE WAY OUT
ONE WAY OUT
CHAPTER I
A BORN AND BRED NEW ENGLANDER
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