The Fortunate Youth
William John Locke · English
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The Fortunate Youth
William John Locke · English
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THE FORTUNATE YOUTH BY WILLIAM J. LOCKE CHAPTER I PAUL KEGWORTHY lived with his mother, Mrs. Button, his stepfather, Mr. Button, and six little Buttons, his half brothers and sisters. His was not an ideal home; it consisted in a bedroom, a kitchen and a scullery in a grimy little house in a grimy street made up of rows of exactly similar grimy little houses, and forming one of a hundred similar streets in a northern manufacturing town. Mr. and M
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