Heart Melodies: For Storm and Sunshine: From Cliftonia the Beautiful by P. Gabbitass, the Clifton Poet, Once a Carpenter Boy
Peter Gabbitass
Heart Melodies: For Storm and Sunshine: From Cliftonia the Beautiful by P. Gabbitass, the Clifton Poet, Once a Carpenter Boy
Peter Gabbitass
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Excerpt from Heart Melodies: For Storm and Sunshine, From Cliftonia the Beautiful
The time the subject of this sketch was ushered into being, was one cold December night in the year 1822. He was born, I presume, much after the same manner as other babies, only he was.
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