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Title: 'Sequil'
Or Things Whitch Aint Finished in the First

Author: Henry A. Shute

Release Date: December 5, 2006 [EBook #20022]

Language: English

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"SEQUIL"

Or Things Whitch Aint Finished in the First

By
HENRY A. SHUTE

Published by
The Everett Press
Boston, Mass., Mcmiv

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Copyright, 1904, by Henry A. Shute.

Entered at Stationers' Hall.

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"SEQUIL"

OR THINGS WHITCH AINT FINISHED IN THE FIRST

Sept. 7, 186- Gosh, what do you think, last nite father and mother and
me and Keene and Cele and aunt Sarah was sitting at supper when father,
he sed i am a going to read your diry tonite. Gosh i was scart for i
hadent wrote ennything in it for a long time. so after supper i went
over to mister Watsons and asked him if he dident want to see father and
he sed he wood and i went home and told father mister Watson wanted him
to come over jest as quick as he cood and father went over. i knew
father woodent ever think of it agen. father and mister Watson Beanys
father set and talked about what they usted to do and father sed do you
remember Wats that time you and Bill Yung and Brad Purinton and Jack Fog
went down to, and then he saw me and Beany lissening and he sed, you
boys run away and he giv me 5 cents and me and Beany went over to old Si
Smiths for some goozberies but i have got to wright that old diry some
more whitch is pretty tuf, i have forgot whether it was brite and fair