The John Mcclenahan Folk
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Feb. 4, '86, by Rev. W. E. Shaw, at * Since she is alluded to and quoted a number of times in our history, some may think it is because she was a Henderson, aunt of the writer. Not so. She was of the McClenahan folk, cousin to the writer, before she was a Henderson. Her husband was youngest of father's six brothers, and he knew a thing or two. Knowing from father's high experience what the McClenahan daughters were worth for wives, and knowing that none were left — all gone like hot cakes — wha...t does he do but go straight and take for his second wife the oldest girl of the next genera- tion? And every acquaintance knows he struck it rich, not in "warldlv gear" — he supplied that himself — but in what is above rubies. Of all the laborious correspondence involved in this write-up, nothing else has equalled for charm cousin Mary Ann's considerable number of letters. A peculiar simplicity is in them, a raciness, pathos at times, and blessed quiet humor withal, with ever and anon, a looking over the border.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feb. 4, '86, by Rev. W. E. Shaw, at * Since she is alluded to and quoted a number of times in our history, some may think it is because she was a Henderson, aunt of the writer. Not so. She was of the McClenahan folk, cousin to the writer, before she was a Henderson. Her husband was youngest of father's six brothers, and he knew a thing or two. Knowing from father's high experience what the McClenahan daughters were worth for wives, and knowing that none were left — all gone like hot cakes — wha...t does he do but go straight and take for his second wife the oldest girl of the next genera- tion? And every acquaintance knows he struck it rich, not in "warldlv gear" — he supplied that himself — but in what is above rubies. Of all the laborious correspondence involved in this write-up, nothing else has equalled for charm cousin Mary Ann's considerable number of letters. A peculiar simplicity is in them, a raciness, pathos at times, and blessed quiet humor withal, with ever and anon, a looking over the border.
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