Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Pennsylvania Dutch” in chapter 1, page 59 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 3:
...were not too good for anybody.
Carleton's success foreshadows the still greater success of another journalist and public reader of his own verse, the People's Laureate, James Whitcomb Riley.
Of Pennsylvania Dutch and Irish stock, the latter predominating, he was born in 1849 in the country town of Greenfield, Indiana, where his father had attained a considerable local reputation as a lawyer and orator.
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