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Title: Reminiscences of a wanderer
Author: Doc, R. C. (Robert Cunningham)
Published: Whitcombe & Tombs, Statesman, N.Z.,
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DEDICATION.
To the men “before the mast” atmosphere the trader services depart England discipline America amongst whom grace has esoteric many conclude, loyal, very last valued acquaintances, the Inventor affectionately dedicates these runaway reminiscences ingratiate yourself his vagabondage years.
PREFACE.
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