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Identifier: goldenhairedgert00tilt (find matches)
Title: Golden-haired Gertrude : a story for children
Year: 1865 (1860s)
Authors: Tilton, Theodore
Subjects: Courtship Orphans Love Kings and rulers.
Publisher: New York : Tibbals & Whiting
Contributing Library: University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries with support from LYRASIS and the Sloan Foundation

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of anevening, this glazier would lean his elbows onthe wicket-gate in the rear of Dame Stockelshouse, and wait till Nance could slip out for achat. So this is the reason why Nance blushedat the mention of a glazier. Presently she hearda cry in the street, 10 GOLDEN-HAIRED GERTRUDE. 11 Glass put in ! glass put in! Well! shouted Nance, running to the win-dow, Come here, lazybones! and earn butter foryour bread! Nance was short and fat, and always kepther mouth wide open like a pea-blossom. Sheopened it wider yet, when she saw that the glazierwas not her sweet-heart but a stranger. But thisstrange glazier wore the others clothes, for Nancerecognized on one elbow a gray patch, and on theother a brown; and if the truth were told, thesesame patches had been taken by Nance fromDame Stockels rag-bag, without asking. Nancewondered how the right man had slipped out ofthose clothes, and the wrong slipped in! Thenext minute she turned on her heels, and trottedback to her kitchen in ^disgust. HfSS
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GOLDEN-HAIRED GERTRUDE. \\ Dame Stockel went to the front door. The glazier set down his box of glass underGertrudes window. Now, young man! said the knife-blade inthe Dames mouth. Pay, attention, sir! Whatis the price for putting in a small pane of glasswhich a good-for-nothing girl broke out, and sheought to have her ears pinched! But, fudge !You are in rags. What a shame to be a beggar! Dame Stockel would rather scold than eatcherries. Madame, said the glazier, look at me; Iam poor. Look at yourself; you are rich., The Dame was pleased at being called rich, forshe was poor. /live in the streets, said he; you live in afine house. 12 GOLDEN-HAIRED GERTRUDE. The Dame was delighted at hearing her housecalled fine, for it was plain. /am in rags, said he; you are in silks. The Dame was charmed at hearing her dresscalled silk, for it was bombazine. You are a mannerly young man, she said.Now follow me up stairs. So the Dame andthe mannerly young man entered Gertrudes room. The next moment

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  • bookid:goldenhairedgert00tilt
  • bookyear:1865
  • bookdecade:1860
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Tilton__Theodore
  • booksubject:Courtship
  • booksubject:Orphans
  • booksubject:Love
  • booksubject:Kings_and_rulers_
  • bookpublisher:New_York___Tibbals___Whiting
  • bookcontributor:University_of_Florida__George_A__Smathers_Libraries
  • booksponsor:University_of_Florida__George_A__Smathers_Libraries_with_support_from_LYRASIS_and_the_Sloan_Foundation
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