Kate Sanborn July 11 1839 July 9 1917
Kate Sanborn July 11 1839 July 9 1917
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Thinking it a venture rather beneath their own dignity, they placed at the head of the paper the 38 name Perry Mason & Co. , an entirely imaginary firm of publishers. The Youth s Companion became a great success and offered good rewards for contribu tions. Through the friendly offices of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Miss Sanborn began to write for the Companion. Her first story for the children was about a young black and tan dog at home which had taken over the name of Rab. The dog was a character..., and his biog rapher drew a vivid picture of his mischief, faithful friendship and singular adventures. The children en joyed reading of funny or lovable traits that they had noticed unconsciously in their own pets, but had per haps never spoken of or put into words. They felt as if it were a story of their own experience. Next Miss Sanborn found material in the activities of her brother and his friends, all about ten years old. They ran home in a great fright after seeing a strange monster in the middle of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thinking it a venture rather beneath their own dignity, they placed at the head of the paper the 38 name Perry Mason & Co. , an entirely imaginary firm of publishers. The Youth s Companion became a great success and offered good rewards for contribu tions. Through the friendly offices of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Miss Sanborn began to write for the Companion. Her first story for the children was about a young black and tan dog at home which had taken over the name of Rab. The dog was a character..., and his biog rapher drew a vivid picture of his mischief, faithful friendship and singular adventures. The children en joyed reading of funny or lovable traits that they had noticed unconsciously in their own pets, but had per haps never spoken of or put into words. They felt as if it were a story of their own experience. Next Miss Sanborn found material in the activities of her brother and his friends, all about ten years old. They ran home in a great fright after seeing a strange monster in the middle of the river.
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