Records of a Girlhood by Frances Anne Kemble
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JOHN A. GRAY, Agent, TYPE-SETTING MACHINERY, 16 & 18 JACOB STREET, NEW YORK. PREFATORY NOTE. Considerable portions of this work originally appeared in the _Atlantic Monthly_, but there is added to these a large amount of new matter not hitherto published, and the whole work has been thoroughly revised. RECORDS OF A GIRLHOOD. CHAPTER I. A few years ago I received from a friend to whom they had been addressed a collection of my own letters, written during a period of forty years, and amounting to thousands--a history of my life. The passion for universal history (_i.e._ any and every body's story) nowadays seems to render any thing in the shape of personal |
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