Sunshine and Smiles (Classic Reprint)

America on January 27th, 1860. I 2met a cold reception, of course, as the snow wa 5something like knee deep and I was very thinly clad, just having the suit that nature provided for me. I settled in White county, Tennessee. My 3first employment was to work for my living, and my mother said I was a good rustler, but I used ufo my income as fast as I got it, as I continue to tf ir until this good day. My baby buggy was not a carriage but a ho -low log, about four feet long, split open, making nice little trough, with an old quilt in it and a pi) low. I spent several months as happy as a lark KM ymother sat by me and carded wool and cottoi rolls to spin her thread. As mother sat there o? mthe old log fire and sung the swe0test old songs Z.
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