THE ADVENTURES OF OBADIAH
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Obadiah's visit to the annual fair proves to be a wilder adventure than anything he has invented in the troublesome ""falsehoods"" for which he is often chided. The contrast between irrepressible Obadiah's strict Nantucket training and the gaiety of the fair, set off by the glowing warmth of both worlds, will be all the more gratifying to those who have already met the little red-haired Quaker.