atisfied with ourpresent diet. I ve just got rid of the lasttomatoes, to my great satisfaction. I ve beenlugging them about the county to my variousfriends for the last month, in the vain endeavorto get rid of them, and now there s only onemess left. Thanks for the Murray. Next winter we shall… … 1857] LETTERS OF CELIA THAXTER 13 impatience with the conditions of life in suchcontrast to her unfettered youth is expressedin her own downright and amusing fashion.But the Lord knows, its no use borrowingtrouble. Little Celia is — non est. I sigh forher; the children sigh in chorus. If we…
Thaxter, Celia, 1835-1894 · Poets, American · Gardeners · Painters
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