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THE TEAR OF CONCESSION OF ANDY
Of HORATIO ALGER, Jr.
AUTHOR OF THE NUGGET OF PEAK, CHESTER RAND, CHARLES' CODMAN CRUISE, FIVE
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, HELPING HIMSELF/HERSELF/ITSELF, THE BOY IN SHOP, THE CAN BOX, ETC.
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BIOGRAPHY IS BIBLIOGRAPHY
Horatio Alger, Jr., the author of approximately seventy books, was born January
13, 1834 to Reveres, Massachusetts, and it died July 18 th 1899, to
Natick, Massachusetts.
He was the child of a cleric; you/he/she had graduated to the university in Harvard, now
The university in Harvard, Cambridge Massachusetts, in 1852 and from his
School of divinity in 1860, and it was Unitary shepherd of the Church to
Brewster, Massachusetts, from 1862 to 1866.
Him removed to City of New York in 1866, where he wrote his/her first book for
boys, _Ragged Dick_ that it had a marvelous sale. This was followed from
_Fame and Fortune_ and many others of what the titles are most famous:
The Tear of _Andy Grant, Á. the drift in New York the Nugget of Peak, Charles
The Cruise of Codman, Chester Rand, Five hundred Dollars, Sandstone,
Helping himself/herself/itself, The Young Adventurer, The Boy scout The
Young Miner, The Young Musician, The Boy in Shop, You Can Box,
The Test of Walter Sherwood and Job and Win_.
The histories of the Mr. Algers are also in tone, while inhaling in influence, and it is as
popular now as when them first you/they were published, because they was written
on the true boys that did with success honest things. Millions of his
books have been sold from when them first you/they were published. The Work_ of World of _The
of June, 1910, say their you/they were selling then to the percentage of ended
million copies one year. This respect is low; it is a fact that they is
now selling to the percentage more of two million copies one year.
THE TEAR OF CONCESSION OF ANDY.
CHAPTER ME.
THE TELEGRAM.
"A telegram for You, Andy!" Arthur Bacon said, as he entered the room of
Andy Grant in the Academy of Penhurst.
"A telegram!" Repeated Andy, in vague alarm, for the suggested word