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Goose Girl. | Goose Girl. | ||
| − | Inscription: | + | Inscription: Tales of New and Old England by |
| + | Kate Douglas Wiggin. | ||
| + | "When Joy and Duty Clash | ||
| + | Let Duty go to smash!" | ||
| + | Rebecca's first attempt at poetry, | ||
| + | somewhat radical. | ||
| + | Library of the State of Maine, 1920. | ||
Rose o' The River. | Rose o' The River. | ||
Peabody Pew | Peabody Pew | ||
Susanna and Sue. | Susanna and Sue. | ||
| − | Inscription: | + | Inscription:Three State o' Maine tales. May |
| + | they exhale something of the breath | ||
| + | of the pine woods, the freshness of | ||
| + | the sea breeze or the sweetness of | ||
| + | her May flowers. | ||
| + | Kate Douglas Wiggin. | ||
| + | State Library of Maine, 1920. | ||
Mother Carey's Chickens. | Mother Carey's Chickens. | ||
Christmas Card. | Christmas Card. | ||
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Kate Douglas Wiggin. | Kate Douglas Wiggin. | ||
| − | State Library of | + | State Library of Maine, 1920. |
The Author, | The Author, | ||
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K. D. W. | K. D. W. | ||
The Story of Waitstill Baxter. | The Story of Waitstill Baxter. | ||
| − | An | + | Inscription: An imaginary tale of the Saco Water |
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Valley with one figure in it true | Valley with one figure in it true | ||
| − | to | + | to local history, that of Jacob |
Cochrane. | Cochrane. | ||
Kate Douglas Wiggin. | Kate Douglas Wiggin. | ||
To the Maine State Library, | To the Maine State Library, | ||
1920. | 1920. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:04, 2 March 2017
Chronicles of Rebecca. Cathedral Courtship. Goose Girl. Inscription: Tales of New and Old England by Kate Douglas Wiggin. "When Joy and Duty Clash Let Duty go to smash!" Rebecca's first attempt at poetry, somewhat radical. Library of the State of Maine, 1920.
Rose o' The River. Peabody Pew Susanna and Sue. Inscription:Three State o' Maine tales. May they exhale something of the breath of the pine woods, the freshness of the sea breeze or the sweetness of her May flowers. Kate Douglas Wiggin. State Library of Maine, 1920.
Mother Carey's Chickens. Christmas Card. Inscription: "By and by there came alone a flock of petrels, who are Mother Carey's own chickens." Kate Douglas Wiggin. State Library of Maine, 1920. The Author, K. D. W.
The Story of Waitstill Baxter. Inscription: An imaginary tale of the Saco Water Valley with one figure in it true to local history, that of Jacob Cochrane. Kate Douglas Wiggin. To the Maine State Library, 1920. The Author, K. D. W.