The Deaf Shoemaker: To Which Are Added Other Stories for the Young

by Philip Barrett

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Transcriber’s Note:

[APPENDIX] has been added to the Contents. Punctuation has been standardized, and spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication, except as follows:

• • Page 23
    but dependant upon the cold changed to
    but [dependent] upon the cold
• • Page 30
    he seated him self in the cars changed to
    he seated [himself] in the cars
• • Page 38
    this lonely vale of of tears changed to
    this lonely vale [of] tears
• • Page 39
    and with everthing calculated changed to
    and with [everything] calculated
• • Page 131
    their was no thought of God changed to
    [there] was no thought of God
• • Page 138
    many a quiverering lip changed to
    many a [quivering] lip
• • Page 145
    one of the most business streets changed to
    one of the most [busy] streets
• • Page 159
    cords of his thrilling harp changed to
    [chords] of his thrilling harp
• • Page 168
    ’Ts a mine of richest treasure changed to
    [’Tis] a mine of richest treasure
• • Page 173
    soon becomes two small for his changed to
    soon becomes [too] small for his
• • Page 173 only to find that his hirst changed to
    only to find that his [thirst]
• • Page 177
    “The object of your life as you explain it
    [Unmatched quotation mark] retained as printed
• • Page 196
    the child of christian parents changed to
    the child of [Christian] parents
• • Page 215
    dotted over the scene liks stars changed to
    dotted over the scene [like] stars