Meadow-Grass: Tales of New England Life
by Alice Brown
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We who are Tiverton born, though false ambition may have ridden us to market, or the world's voice incited us to kindred clamoring, have a way of shutting our eyes, now and then, to present changes, and seeing things as they were once, as they are still, in a certain sleepy yet altogether individual corner of country life.Tags
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- Meadow-Grass: Tales of New England Life
- Original publication date
- 1895
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- New England, USA
- Dedication
- TO M. G. R.
LOVER OF WOODS AND FIELD AND SEA. - First words
- We who are Tiverton born, though false ambition may have ridden us to market, or the world's voice incited us to kindred clamoring, have a way of shutting our eyes, now and then, to present changes, and seeing things as they ... (show all)were once, as they are still, in a certain sleepy yet altogether individual corner of country life.
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- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)As Hiram Cole again remarked, it is a serious thing to draw too heavily on the nerve-juice.
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