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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Lydia Maria Child, Letters of Lydia Maria Child (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier, Wendell Phillips, Harriet Winslow Sewall). Search the whole document.
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Concord, N. H. (New Hampshire, United States) (search for this): chapter 185
To Mrs. S. B. Shaw. 1880.
I wish you could see Miss Whitney's Sam. Adams.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied, You must not call it a statue, it's a man. It will walk and talk by and by.
Samuel Adams (search for this): chapter 185
To Mrs. S. B. Shaw. 1880.
I wish you could see Miss Whitney's Sam. Adams.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied, You must not call it a statue, it's a man. It will walk and talk by and by.
S. B. Shaw (search for this): chapter 185
To Mrs. S. B. Shaw. 1880.
I wish you could see Miss Whitney's Sam. Adams.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied, You must not call it a statue, it's a man. It will walk and talk by and by.
Anne Whitney (search for this): chapter 185
To Mrs. S. B. Shaw. 1880.
I wish you could see Miss Whitney's Sam. Adams.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied,s.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied, You must not call it a statue, it's a man. It will walk and talk by and by.
1880 AD (search for this): chapter 185
To Mrs. S. B. Shaw. 1880.
I wish you could see Miss Whitney's Sam. Adams.
I never saw an image so full of life; not even the Minute Man at Concord.
An acquaintance sent a very human-looking doll to a little friend, five years old. When a neighbor exclaimed, What a pretty doll!
the child said, You mustn't call it doll, it's a little girl.
She can't walk and talk now, but she will by and by.
When I returned from Miss Whitney's studio, I was asked, How did you like the statue?
I replied, You must not call it a statue, it's a man. It will walk and talk by and by.