Harriet Hosmer Letters And Memories
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She only gave herself more earnestly to her work, to forget her grief. She was left independent by her father's moderate fortune, and according to his expressed wish, she placed her affairs in the hands of her second father, Mr. Crow, by whom they were judiciously cared for, so long as he lived. It was a coincidence that at this time he was the friendly caretaker of the business interests not only of Harriet Hosmer, but also of Charlotte Cushman, and of Fanny Kemble, tlu'ce of the distinguished... women of their day.
TO WAYMAN CROW.
r, nr r>i RoME, March, 1862.
Dear Mr. Crow: I am thoroughly ashamed, as I think of the interval since you last heard the sound of my quill. Weeks and months have fled, and my good resolutions have always gone in search of the fugitives. Meantime we have been in a state of perpetual excitement, relative to the war news from home. One fact is clear, that though we love our country well enough to live out of it, we yet take as much interest in its welfare as if we lived in it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She only gave herself more earnestly to her work, to forget her grief. She was left independent by her father's moderate fortune, and according to his expressed wish, she placed her affairs in the hands of her second father, Mr. Crow, by whom they were judiciously cared for, so long as he lived. It was a coincidence that at this time he was the friendly caretaker of the business interests not only of Harriet Hosmer, but also of Charlotte Cushman, and of Fanny Kemble, tlu'ce of the distinguished... women of their day.
TO WAYMAN CROW.
r, nr r>i RoME, March, 1862.
Dear Mr. Crow: I am thoroughly ashamed, as I think of the interval since you last heard the sound of my quill. Weeks and months have fled, and my good resolutions have always gone in search of the fugitives. Meantime we have been in a state of perpetual excitement, relative to the war news from home. One fact is clear, that though we love our country well enough to live out of it, we yet take as much interest in its welfare as if we lived in it.
What to read after Harriet Hosmer Letters And Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Goodhue Hosmer to read onlineMoreLess
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