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Title: Fair Harbor
Author: Joseph Crosby Lincoln
Release Date: September 23, 2007 [eBook #22745]
Language: English
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FAIR HARBOR
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By JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
FAIR HARBOR
GALUSHA THE MAGNIFICENT
THE PORTYGEE
"SHAVINGS"
MARY-'GUSTA
CAP'N DAN'S DAUGHTER
THE RISE OF ROSCOE PAINE
THE POSTMASTER
THE WOMAN HATERS
KEZIAH COFFIN
CY WHITTAKER'S PLACE
CAP'N ERI
EXTRICATING OBADIAH
THANKFUL'S INHERITANCE
MR. PRATT
MR. PRATT'S PATIENTS
KENT KNOWLES: "QUAHAUG"
CAP'N WARREN'S WARDS
THE DEPOT MASTER
OUR VILLAGE
PARTNERS OF THE TIDE
THE OLD HOME HOUSE
CAPE COD BALLADS
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FAIR HARBOR
A Novel
by
JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
Author of "Galusha the Magnificent," "Shavings," "Mary 'Gusta,"
"Mr. Pratt," "Cap'n Eri," Etc.
D. Appleton and Company
New York :: 1922 :: London
Copyright, 1922, by D. Appleton Company
Copyright, 1922, by the Curtis Publishing Company
Printed in the United States of America
FAIR HARBOR
CHAPTER I
"Hi hum," observed Mr. Joel Macomber, putting down his knife and fork
with obvious reluctance and tilting back his chair. "Hi hum-a-day! Man,
born of woman, is of few days and full of--of somethin', I forget
what--George, what is it a man born of woman is full of?"
George Kent, putting down his knife and fork, smiled and replied that he
didn't know. Mr. Macomber seemed shocked.
"_Don't know?_" he repeated. "Tut, tut! Dear me, dear me! A young feller
that goes to prayer meetin' every Friday night--or at least waits
outside the meetin'-house door every Friday night--and yet he don't
remember his Scriptur' well enough to know what man born of woman is
full of? My soul and body! What's the world comin' to?"
Nobody answered. The six Macomber childre
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