Some Chronicles of the Day Family
Some Chronicles of the Day Family
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Hor- ace Bushnell (who was settled over the North Church in 1833), her children grew up under his faithful care and inspiring teaching.
In 1823 our grandfather moved from North Main Street. Aunt Lydia writes, " Sally expects to leave this neighborhood in a week or ten days. I think we shall both look back upon the season when we lived so near together as a privileged period. " One of the children, who was nine years old at the time they moved, gives the following account of that first home : Pe...rhaps more than any other of the sisters, I can recall the appearance of our first home. We lived in the north half of a double house. It was three stories in height, SOME CHRONICLES OF THE DAY FAMILY 59 painted white, with the traditional green blinds, and was shaded by a fine, large elm. In front was the parlor, a room of good size, nearly square, and furnished with a simplicity that would seem very bare in these days of bric-a-brac. Two windows opened upon the main street, and were hung with curtains of white dimity, with a tasseled fringe, which are still in existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hor- ace Bushnell (who was settled over the North Church in 1833), her children grew up under his faithful care and inspiring teaching.
In 1823 our grandfather moved from North Main Street. Aunt Lydia writes, " Sally expects to leave this neighborhood in a week or ten days. I think we shall both look back upon the season when we lived so near together as a privileged period. " One of the children, who was nine years old at the time they moved, gives the following account of that first home : Pe...rhaps more than any other of the sisters, I can recall the appearance of our first home. We lived in the north half of a double house. It was three stories in height, SOME CHRONICLES OF THE DAY FAMILY 59 painted white, with the traditional green blinds, and was shaded by a fine, large elm. In front was the parlor, a room of good size, nearly square, and furnished with a simplicity that would seem very bare in these days of bric-a-brac. Two windows opened upon the main street, and were hung with curtains of white dimity, with a tasseled fringe, which are still in existence.
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