A Half Century in Salem
A Half Century in Salem
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M. T. Ward will be long remem- bered by all who are old enough to have profited by her taste. My youthful pur- Shops and Shopkeepers 6^ chases were restricted to her shop, not being permitted to patronize any other, so I had ample opportunity to decide that the French or English calicoes and the -'^virtue fine-checked muslins made the prettiest of °J"''"^'^- gowns for a school-girl. A gentleman well known for acts of delicate kindness asked to be allowed to make the first purchase on the day th...at she commenced business, and I am sure that she stood behind the counter like a little duchess to sell some- thing of the nicest to her friend, Mr. Henry Pickering, when he came down bright and early to make sure of being in good season. We will leave her in the highest rank of our honorable Salem shop- keepers, a shade among the many shadows I have evoked.
As bread is the staff of life, on which so many of us lean, it must not be forgotten that the earliest French bread, delicate rolls, and twists, long and braided, were brought to Salem by John A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. T. Ward will be long remem- bered by all who are old enough to have profited by her taste. My youthful pur- Shops and Shopkeepers 6^ chases were restricted to her shop, not being permitted to patronize any other, so I had ample opportunity to decide that the French or English calicoes and the -'^virtue fine-checked muslins made the prettiest of °J"''"^'^- gowns for a school-girl. A gentleman well known for acts of delicate kindness asked to be allowed to make the first purchase on the day th...at she commenced business, and I am sure that she stood behind the counter like a little duchess to sell some- thing of the nicest to her friend, Mr. Henry Pickering, when he came down bright and early to make sure of being in good season. We will leave her in the highest rank of our honorable Salem shop- keepers, a shade among the many shadows I have evoked.
As bread is the staff of life, on which so many of us lean, it must not be forgotten that the earliest French bread, delicate rolls, and twists, long and braided, were brought to Salem by John A.
What to read after A Half Century in Salem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marianne Cabot Devereux Silsbee to read onlineMoreLess
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