Memoirs of Mrs. Susan Huntington, of Boston, Mass: Designed for the YoungA.H. Maltby, 1831 - 131 pages |
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... receiving such a disclosure from such a child . On being urged to explain her- self , she immediately said , that she had that day pas- sed a very beautiful garden where were many flow- ers : she stopped to admire , and seeing a very ...
... receiving such a disclosure from such a child . On being urged to explain her- self , she immediately said , that she had that day pas- sed a very beautiful garden where were many flow- ers : she stopped to admire , and seeing a very ...
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... under the paternal roof , and at the common schools in her native town . The only instruction which she received from any other source , was at a classical school , kept in Killingworth , during two seasons . MRS . HUNTINGTON . 11.
... under the paternal roof , and at the common schools in her native town . The only instruction which she received from any other source , was at a classical school , kept in Killingworth , during two seasons . MRS . HUNTINGTON . 11.
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... received , must have been entirely incidental , and given chiefly as elicited by her natural inquisitiveness . In one respect she was highly favored . Her parents justly appreciated the value of mental improvement ; and gave her her own ...
... received , must have been entirely incidental , and given chiefly as elicited by her natural inquisitiveness . In one respect she was highly favored . Her parents justly appreciated the value of mental improvement ; and gave her her own ...
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... received , must have been ely incidental , and given chiefly as elicited by her cural inquisitiveness . In one respect she was highly mental improvement ; and gave her her own time to Her parents justly appreciated the value of It has ...
... received , must have been ely incidental , and given chiefly as elicited by her cural inquisitiveness . In one respect she was highly mental improvement ; and gave her her own time to Her parents justly appreciated the value of It has ...
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... receiving such a disclosure from such a child . On being urged to explain her- self , she immediately said , that she had that day pas- sed a very beautiful garden where were many flow- ers : she stopped to admire , and seeing a very ...
... receiving such a disclosure from such a child . On being urged to explain her- self , she immediately said , that she had that day pas- sed a very beautiful garden where were many flow- ers : she stopped to admire , and seeing a very ...
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