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The story of an honest but unfortunate widower who remarries an assigned Irish servant girl, who through drunkenness and dishonesty, brings about his ruin.
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First appeared in Tegg's Monthly Magazine in April 1836, with the author's name indicated by the Greek letter Delta. Hand-written notes on the Mitchell Library copy of Tegg's Monthly Magazine attribute this work to 'Dr. Lang' [ie. John Dunmore Lang (q.v.)]. Note that Victor Crittenden (q.v.) has attributed this work to John Lang (q.v.).
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Subjects:
- Windsor, Hawkesbury area, Northwest Sydney, Sydney, New South Wales,
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- ca. 1824
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