Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Newport, R. I.” in chapter 23 of George Ticknor, Life, letters and journals of George Ticknor:
...She has, I apprehend, a very affectionate nature.
At least, when I last knew her, the death of her mother—who had then been dead some years—still lay heavy on her heart. . . . .
Newport, R. I. , August 29, 1863.
When I first wrote to you that I did not like to venture a journey in very hot weather, I had a misgiving that I was standing on pretty slippery ground . . . . Since my last let...
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