Transcriber’s Note:
The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.
Meh Marster, you mo’ an’ mo’ like Mars Francis ev’y day, same bright eyes, like uh fish hawk’s, but sorf an’ big.
OLE MARS
AN’
OLE MISS
BY
Edmund K. Goldsborough, M. D.
Washington, D. C.:
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
1900.
COPYRIGHT, 1900
BY
EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH, M. D.
ILLUSTRATIONS
| Ole Mars, | Frontispiece |
| Page | |
|---|---|
| Miss Sanson in the saddle, | 8 |
| Ef’n you don’ git of’n dat cow I’ll whup you tell dere ain’ no bref lef’ in you, | 14 |
| Tench Tilghman, | 18 |
| Anne Francis, | 20 |
| Miss Henrietta’s gift that hung over the pulpit, | 28 |
| Tench Francis, | 32 |
| Mars Pinckney when a boy, | 48 |
| Pawson Demby baptizing Tilly Mink just after cutting ice, | 50 |
| Mars Pinckney’s home, “Fausley,” | 62 |
| The picture on the face of the Moses clock, | 78 |
| Mars Torm fishing in Black Creek, | 90 |
| ... |