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T. Tembarom

by Frances Hodgson Burnett

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  2. Chapter 2

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  3. Chapter 3

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  4. Chapter 4

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  5. Chapter 5

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  6. Chapter 6

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  7. Chapter 7

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  10. Chapter 10

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  13. Chapter 13

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  15. Chapter 15

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  17. Chapter 17

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  19. Chapter 19

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  20. Chapter 20

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  21. Chapter 21

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  22. Chapter 22

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  23. Chapter 23

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  24. Chapter 24

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  25. Chapter 25

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  26. Chapter 26

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  27. Chapter 27

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  28. Chapter 28

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  29. Chapter 29

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  30. Chapter 30

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  31. Chapter 31

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  32. Chapter 32

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  33. Chapter 33

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  34. Chapter 34

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  35. Chapter 35

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  36. Chapter 36

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  37. Chapter 37

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  38. Chapter 38

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  39. Chapter 39

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  40. Chapter 40

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A Brooklyn schoolboy known as Tembarom learns early how much a few coins can matter. After his mother dies, ten-year-old Tem sets out to sell newspapers, helped by a neighbor who lends him twenty cents. Frances Hodgson Burnett builds this 1913 novel around his practical resourcefulness, cheerful manner, and readiness to repay kindness, placing everyday generosity beside the hardships of city life.

Later, Tem and Miss Alicia pore over housing advertisements, planning how inexpensive furniture could fit into small rooms. Their delight in rocking chairs, rose-patterned crockery, and the prospect of a comfortable home brings ordinary comforts into focus amid much grander surroundings. The detailed prices and conversations give readers a close view of domestic hopes and social differences, while Tem's lively speech keeps the story rooted in his streetwise outlook.

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Frances Hodgson Burnett

Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett was a British-American novelist and playwright. She is best known for the three children's novels Little Lord Fauntleroy (1886), A Little Princess (1905), and The Secret Garden (1911).

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