Forgotten Books of the American Nursery a History of the Development of the Ame
Forgotten Books of the American Nursery a History of the Development of the Ame
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Bom in seventeen hundred and sixty-seven, when John Newbery's books were at the height of their fame, she lived until eighteen hundred and forty-nine, when they were scarcely remembered; and now her own once popular tales have met a similar fate.
She was educated by a father filled with enthusiasm by the teachings of Rousseau and with advice from the platitu- dinous family friend, Thomas Day, author of " Sanford and Merton. " Only the truly genial nature and strong charader of Miss Edgeworth pr...evented her genius from being altogether swamped by this incongruous combination. Fortunately, also, her busy practical home life allowed her sympathies full sway and counteraded many of the theories introduced by Mr. Edgeworth into his family circle. Successive stepmothers filled the Edgeworth nursery with children, for whom the devoted older sister planned and wrote the stories afterward published In seventeen hundred and ninety-one Maria Edgeworth, at her father's suggestion, began to note down anecdotes of the children of the family, and later these were often used as copy to be criticised by the little ones themselves before they were turned over to the printer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bom in seventeen hundred and sixty-seven, when John Newbery's books were at the height of their fame, she lived until eighteen hundred and forty-nine, when they were scarcely remembered; and now her own once popular tales have met a similar fate.
She was educated by a father filled with enthusiasm by the teachings of Rousseau and with advice from the platitu- dinous family friend, Thomas Day, author of " Sanford and Merton. " Only the truly genial nature and strong charader of Miss Edgeworth pr...evented her genius from being altogether swamped by this incongruous combination. Fortunately, also, her busy practical home life allowed her sympathies full sway and counteraded many of the theories introduced by Mr. Edgeworth into his family circle. Successive stepmothers filled the Edgeworth nursery with children, for whom the devoted older sister planned and wrote the stories afterward published In seventeen hundred and ninety-one Maria Edgeworth, at her father's suggestion, began to note down anecdotes of the children of the family, and later these were often used as copy to be criticised by the little ones themselves before they were turned over to the printer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosalie V Halsey to read onlineMoreLess
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