Eugene Field; An Auto-Analysis
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Morris, that he would write an introduction to this Auto- Analysis, and that Morris should publish the whole matter, not so much as an evidence of regard as a manifestation of good faith on Field's part. But, along with his proposed Life of Horace which never fructified, went his intentions with regard not only to the Intro- duction but a host of other projects of a literary nature never alas to see the light !
FRANCIS WILSON.
EUGENE FIELD WAS born in St. Louis, Missouri, September 3rd, 1850, t...he second, and oldest surviving, son of Roswell Martin and Frances (Reed) Field, both natives of Windham County, Vermont.
Upon the death of my mother (1856) I was put in the care of my (paternal) cous- in, Miss Mary Field French, at Amherst, Massachusetts.
In 1865, I entered the Private School of Rev. James Tufts, Monson, Massachusetts, and there fitted for Williams College, which institution I en- tered as a freshman in 1868.
ir PON my father's death, in 1869, I en- tered the sopho- more class of Knox College, Galesburg-, Illinois, my guar- dian, John W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morris, that he would write an introduction to this Auto- Analysis, and that Morris should publish the whole matter, not so much as an evidence of regard as a manifestation of good faith on Field's part. But, along with his proposed Life of Horace which never fructified, went his intentions with regard not only to the Intro- duction but a host of other projects of a literary nature never alas to see the light !
FRANCIS WILSON.
EUGENE FIELD WAS born in St. Louis, Missouri, September 3rd, 1850, t...he second, and oldest surviving, son of Roswell Martin and Frances (Reed) Field, both natives of Windham County, Vermont.
Upon the death of my mother (1856) I was put in the care of my (paternal) cous- in, Miss Mary Field French, at Amherst, Massachusetts.
In 1865, I entered the Private School of Rev. James Tufts, Monson, Massachusetts, and there fitted for Williams College, which institution I en- tered as a freshman in 1868.
ir PON my father's death, in 1869, I en- tered the sopho- more class of Knox College, Galesburg-, Illinois, my guar- dian, John W.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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