The two Babes were quite happy in the house of their Uncle Ebenezer, fer lie. left them to do just. what, they wished, which suited them well. As a matter of fact,. Uncle, Ebenezer had his own troubles! He owed a lot of money and possessed none with which to pay his debts. He used to sit and glower at the Babes. “I do believe he’s got something on his mind,” said Gwen.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 11 March 1933, Page 10
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73The two Babes were quite happy in the house of their Uncle Ebenezer, fer lie. left them to do just. what, they wished, which suited them well. As a matter of fact,. Uncle, Ebenezer had his own troubles! He owed a lot of money and possessed none with which to pay his debts. He used to sit and glower at the Babes. “I do believe he’s got something on his mind,” said Gwen. Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXVI, 11 March 1933, Page 10
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