Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 442
*H.-- WHITTIER S HOME. THE HOUSE DESCRIBED IN THE POEM SNOW-BOCND. with the poet and to gather material in the It appeared that a talkative woman had in- locality for illustrations. I had never met Mr. vaded his study and read some of his own Whittier, and with his usual shyness toward poems to… … OLD KITCHEN FIREPLACE IN THE WHITTIER HOUSE. requesting a lock of his hair. This was toomuch for even him to endure. The old poetrose to his full height, stalked to the door,held it open, and solemnly remarked to theunfortunate visitor, Madam, I should thinkthee could see I have none to spare! For…
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