Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1Stowe, Harriet Beecher
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Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Volume 1
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Europe -- Description and travel
[Footnote I: This state of things is fast changing. Church members at
the south now defend slavery as right. This is a new thing.]
[Footnote J: When your chimney has smoked as long as ours, it will, may
be, need sweeping too.]
[Footnote K: Had I known all about New York and Boston which recent
examinations have developed, I should have answered very differently.
The fact is, that we in America can no longer congratulate ourselves on
not having a degraded and miserable class in our cities, and it will be
seen to be necessary for us to arouse to the very same efforts which,
have been so successfully making in England.]
[Footnote L: This idea is beautifully wrought out by Mrs. Jamieson in
her Characteristics of the Women of Shakspeare, to which, the author is
indebted for the suggestion.]
[Footnote M: James Russell Lowell's "Beaver Brook."]
[Footnote N: The hymns beginning with, these lines, "If human, kindness
meet return," and "Behold where, in a mortal form," are specimens.]
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