About this book
John Henry has a comedic commentary and opinion on everything that goes on in his life. This time, he tackles the subjects of race tipsters, bridge, amateur photography, the grip, courting, summer resorts, and on great men. Chuckle after chuckle, as he interacts and has conversations with his wife, strangers, the doctor, and his friends, he takes the reader on a humorous journey the way he interprets and lives life! Note: The author of this book is George V. Hobart who also wrote under the pseudonym Hugh McHugh.
- Summary by Laurie Banza
Chapters
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- 1JOHN HENRY ON RACE TIPSTERS12:32 · read by Laurie Banza
- 2JOHN HENRY ON BRIDGE WHIST12:01 · read by Laurie Banza
- 3JOHN HENRY ON AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY7:47 · read by Laurie Banza
- 4JOHN HENRY ON THE GRIP9:45 · read by Laurie Banza
- 5JOHN HENRY ON COURTING7:24 · read by Laurie Banza
- 6JOHN HENRY ON SUMMER RESORTS8:06 · read by Laurie Banza
- 7JOHN HENRY ON GREAT MEN13:09 · read by Laurie Banza
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