GREAT FORTUNES, AND HOW THEY WERE MADE

A Connecticut boy—The minister’s family—A gloomy childhood—Ma’arm Kilbourn’s school—The loss of his curls—The dull boy—A bad voice for an orator—His first religious impressions—Aunt Esther—The Sunday catechism—Sent to boarding school—Love of nature—Enters his sister’s school—The hopeless case—An inveterate ... ................
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