Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 80
ry things that I should see and do. Inow began to read Shakspere and Byron, andto try my hand at poems and plays. She re-joices that none of the productions of thisperiod was published, and adds, I regard itas a piece of great good fortune, for a littlepraise or a little censure would have been… … JULIA WARD HOW(FROM AND HER BROTHERS, AS CHILDREN.MINIATURE BY MISS ANNE HALL.) the gay ball after which Julia wrote to herbrother: I have been through the burningfiery furnace ; and I am Sad-rake, Me-sick, andAbed-no-go. There was mischief, too, andsometimes downright naughtiness. Who wasthe poor…
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