Daughters of the Puritans
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They areinteresting still; they will always be of interest to one who cares toknow old New York, as it was sixty years ago, or from 1840 onward. That they were appreciated then is evident from the fact that, collected and published in two volumes in 1844, eleven editions werecalled for during the next eight years. Col. Higginson considers theseeight years in New York the most interesting and satisfactory of Mrs. Child's life.
Though we have room for few incidents of this period, there is onetoo... charming to be omitted. A friend went to a flower merchant onBroadway to buy a bunch of violets for Mrs. Child's birthday. Incidentally, the lady mentioned Mrs. Child; she may have ordered theflowers sent to her house. When the lady came to pay for them, theflorist said, "I cannot take pay for flowers intended for her. She isa stranger to me, but she has given my wife and children so manyflowers in her writings, that I will never take money of her. " Anotherpretty incident is this: an unknown friend or admirer always sent Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They areinteresting still; they will always be of interest to one who cares toknow old New York, as it was sixty years ago, or from 1840 onward. That they were appreciated then is evident from the fact that, collected and published in two volumes in 1844, eleven editions werecalled for during the next eight years. Col. Higginson considers theseeight years in New York the most interesting and satisfactory of Mrs. Child's life.
Though we have room for few incidents of this period, there is onetoo... charming to be omitted. A friend went to a flower merchant onBroadway to buy a bunch of violets for Mrs. Child's birthday. Incidentally, the lady mentioned Mrs. Child; she may have ordered theflowers sent to her house. When the lady came to pay for them, theflorist said, "I cannot take pay for flowers intended for her. She isa stranger to me, but she has given my wife and children so manyflowers in her writings, that I will never take money of her. " Anotherpretty incident is this: an unknown friend or admirer always sent Mrs.
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