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Jack’s plan

by on November 30, 2022
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Two boys at a telegraph (not a typewriter) in an 1893 issue of Harper’s Young People, from the story “Bill and I.”

Harper’s Young People (New York), February 29, 1893 –

“Like it was a piano and they were tunes” has poetic quality!

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