Pippin; A Wandering FlameRichards, Laura Elizabeth Howe
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Pippin; A Wandering Flame
Richards, Laura Elizabeth Howe
Bildungsromans; Ex-convicts -- Fiction; Love stories; Orphans -- Fiction; Young men -- Fiction
"Mary and folks," says Pippin; "seein' the Lord has dealt with us not
accordin' to--I would say _my_ sins, Mary not havin' any, nor I wouldn't
presume likely any of you dandy folks--what I would say--shall we praise
Him in song?"
He lifts his head; his voice breaks out, solemn, jubilant, triumphant.
"Praise God, from Whom all blessings flow!"
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Transcriber's Note: Punctuation has been corrected when it was deemed to
be printer's error. 'oe' ligatures have been rewritten as non-ligatured
'oe'.
End of Project Gutenberg's Pippin; A Wandering Flame, by Laura E. Richards
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