Crusader in Crinoline: The Life of Harriet Beecher StoweAn absorbingly interesting portrait of a personality and an age. |
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Page 245
... leave of absence for almost half of his first year in the Collins Professorship . They would do no more and informed Professor Stowe that they intended to hold him to his contract . Calvin rushed to Andover to see if the Seminary would ...
... leave of absence for almost half of his first year in the Collins Professorship . They would do no more and informed Professor Stowe that they intended to hold him to his contract . Calvin rushed to Andover to see if the Seminary would ...
Page 293
... leave Brunswick , I would rather leave at once . I can tear away with a sudden pull more easily than to linger there , knowing that I am to leave at last . I shall never find people whom I shall like better than those of Brunswick ...
... leave Brunswick , I would rather leave at once . I can tear away with a sudden pull more easily than to linger there , knowing that I am to leave at last . I shall never find people whom I shall like better than those of Brunswick ...
Page 606
... leaves fairly glisten in the sunshine . I feel with you that we have come into the land of leave - taking . Hardly a paper but records the death of some of Mr. Stowe's associates . But the river is not so black as it seems , and there ...
... leaves fairly glisten in the sunshine . I feel with you that we have come into the land of leave - taking . Hardly a paper but records the death of some of Mr. Stowe's associates . But the river is not so black as it seems , and there ...
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