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The Deaf Shoemaker
and
OTHER STORIES

THE
DEAF SHOEMAKER.

BY
PHILIP BARRETT,
AUTHOR OF “FLOWERS BY THE WAYSIDE.”

TO WHICH ARE ADDED

Other Stories for the Young.

NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY M. W. DODD,
No. 506 BROADWAY,
1859.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1859, by
M. W. DODD,
In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States for theSouthern District of New York.

TO
REV. ERSKINE M. RODMAN,
RECTOR OF CHRIST’S CHURCH, NORFOLK, VA.,
This Little Volume is
INSCRIBED,
AS AN HUMBLE TESTIMONIAL OF THE FRIENDSHIP AND ESTEEM OF
PHILIP BARRETT.

PREFACE.

My Dear Young Friends:

Encouraged by your kind reception of myformer little volume, I have gathered togethermy scattered sketches with the earnest wish andheart-felt prayer that they may be instrumentalin leading you to childhood’s best and truestfriend—the blessed Saviour.

Your attached Friend,

PHILIP BARRETT,

Rural Retirement, Va.

CONTENTS.