Handy Andy, Volume One Handy Andy, Volume One

Handy Andy, Volume One

Publisher Description

Andy Rooney was a fellow who had the most singularly ingenious knack of doing everything the wrong way; disappointment waited on all affairs in which he bore a part, and destruction was at his fingers' ends; so the nickname the neighbours stuck upon him was Handy Andy, and the jeering jingle pleased them. Andy's entrance into this world was quite in character with his after achievements, for he was nearly the death of his mother. She survived, however, to have herself clawed almost to death while her darling "babby" was in arms, for he would not take his nourishment from the parent fount unless he had one of his little red fists twisted into his mother's hair, which he dragged till he made her roar.

GENRE
Fiction & Literature
RELEASED
1868
January 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
382
Pages
PUBLISHER
Public Domain
SELLER
Public Domain
SIZE
489.4
KB

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