William Orne White a Record of Ninety Years
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" CHAPTER VII EARLY YEARS IN KEENE 1851-1861 In the year 1851 Mr. White received a call from the Unitarian Parish in Keene, New Hampshire. He had already been captivated by the beauty of the place and the cultivation of its inhabitants, for he had made a delightful visit there some years earlier at the house of his friend, George S. Hale.
After their first visit to Keene Mr. White says in a letter to his wife: "Many inquiries are made about you by people within and without the house. If it were... you rather than I that had been candidating, I should say that you had made a decidedly successful trip. " He was settled in Keene, October i, 1851. A little before this event Mrs. White thus writes: "Every one greets us cordially, and my heart bounds at the idea of having so beautiful a home. " "Oh, how lovely the valley looked as we entered it!" she wrote a month later, when she went back to make Keene her permanent home; and then [96] EARLY YEARS IN KEENE follows an account of the neighborliness of their new friends, nine of their parishioners coming to help make and put down the carpets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAPTER VII EARLY YEARS IN KEENE 1851-1861 In the year 1851 Mr. White received a call from the Unitarian Parish in Keene, New Hampshire. He had already been captivated by the beauty of the place and the cultivation of its inhabitants, for he had made a delightful visit there some years earlier at the house of his friend, George S. Hale.
After their first visit to Keene Mr. White says in a letter to his wife: "Many inquiries are made about you by people within and without the house. If it were... you rather than I that had been candidating, I should say that you had made a decidedly successful trip. " He was settled in Keene, October i, 1851. A little before this event Mrs. White thus writes: "Every one greets us cordially, and my heart bounds at the idea of having so beautiful a home. " "Oh, how lovely the valley looked as we entered it!" she wrote a month later, when she went back to make Keene her permanent home; and then [96] EARLY YEARS IN KEENE follows an account of the neighborliness of their new friends, nine of their parishioners coming to help make and put down the carpets.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Orne White to read onlineMoreLess
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