Blakes of 77 Elm Street a Family Sketch
Blakes of 77 Elm Street a Family Sketch
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At all events the bird was stuffed at the College and placed in their collection, where, as a child, I saw myself, "Aunt Mary's Bird".
Your dear Grandmother Bushnell had a very close friend Eliza Skinner, in whose love affair she took a great interest. Eliza was engaged to a young clergyman, the Rev. George Bushnell. She died very suddenly after a brief illness, and the two bereaved young people agreed to console each other. Your mother means to write her own reminiscences some day and the hist...ory of her parents will come in there, so I will only say that after two very successful pastorates in New England Dr. Bushnell took a church in Beloit, Wis- consin, then really the West. While the family vv^ere, for those days, far off, they never lost touch with the old home to which they returned to live after our grandfather's death. Of course you know the children, but I put them in as a matter of record: Colonel George E. Bushnell, Medical De- partment U. S. Army and an authority on tuberculosis; Eliza S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At all events the bird was stuffed at the College and placed in their collection, where, as a child, I saw myself, "Aunt Mary's Bird".
Your dear Grandmother Bushnell had a very close friend Eliza Skinner, in whose love affair she took a great interest. Eliza was engaged to a young clergyman, the Rev. George Bushnell. She died very suddenly after a brief illness, and the two bereaved young people agreed to console each other. Your mother means to write her own reminiscences some day and the hist...ory of her parents will come in there, so I will only say that after two very successful pastorates in New England Dr. Bushnell took a church in Beloit, Wis- consin, then really the West. While the family vv^ere, for those days, far off, they never lost touch with the old home to which they returned to live after our grandfather's death. Of course you know the children, but I put them in as a matter of record: Colonel George E. Bushnell, Medical De- partment U. S. Army and an authority on tuberculosis; Eliza S.
What to read after Blakes of 77 Elm Street a Family Sketch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alida Blake Hazard to read onlineMoreLess
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