The Strand Magazine: Volume VII, Issue 37. January, 1894. - An Illustrated Monthly by Unknown
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page 173 of 174 (99%)
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W. L. ALDEN.
* * * * * _Lamps of all Kinds and Times._ [Illustration] [Illustration] * * * * * _Two Styles: A Tale with a Moral._ [Illustration] Uffizzi Robbinson was blessed with a very full rich, tenor voice but a very empty purse and he stood in need of a HOLIDAY. So he cut his hair & otherwise disguised himself & went off to Brighton, and having hired a piano & boy took up his station on the front and started in to make his fortune. He sang song after song, all of them highly classical, in his most approved style, but his audience being limited and critical, his prospects looked gloomy. |
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