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(Good News edition - source: NIU Libraries)
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| Online Full Text: |
Northern Illinois University (Good News edition)
Northern Illinois University (New York Weekly edition) |
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| Series: |
Good News
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v. 3 no. 53
— pages 835-836 New York Weekly — v. 25 no. 12 — page 8 |
| Alternate Titles: |
Cauning Cook, the Steamboat Scullion Daring Deeds of Boys, Number Eighteen Daring Deeds of Boys, Number Nineteen |
| Subject / Tag: |
Sketch |
| Author: |
Urner, Nathan D.
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| Dates: |
February 3, 1870 (New York Weekly edition) May 9, 1891 (Good News edition) |
| Edition Description: |
Good News edition
(pages 835-836 in Good news, v. 3, no. 53, May 9, 1891):
Subtitle: Cauning Cook, the Steamboat Scullion |
| First Sentence: |
With the exception of the negro deck-hands, probably the most insignificant and least thought about personage on board the magnificent Mississippi steamer Hiawatha was one of the kitchen scullions, an awkward, unprepossessing lad named Cauning Cook. (Good News edition) |
| Last Sentence: |
The owners of the Hiawatha made him a splendid present, sufficient to keep her in comfort for the balance of her days; and steadily promoted the ex-scullion until he finally became one of the most prominent pilots on the Mississippi. (Good News edition) |
Known Editions
New York Weekly edition (page 8 in New York Weekly, v. XXV, no. 12, February 3, 1870)Good News edition (pages 835-836 in Good news, v. 3, no. 53, May 9, 1891)
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