Diary of Anna Green Winslow: A Boston School Girl of 1771Houghton, Mifflin, 1894 - 121 oldal |
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v. oldal
... notes were evidently somewhat curtailed by the sensi- ble advice of the aunt with whom she resided , who thereby checked also the consequent inju- dicious praise of her pastor , the Old South minister . For Anna and her kinsfolk were of ...
... notes were evidently somewhat curtailed by the sensi- ble advice of the aunt with whom she resided , who thereby checked also the consequent inju- dicious praise of her pastor , the Old South minister . For Anna and her kinsfolk were of ...
x. oldal
... note . Mrs. Winslow's mother was Anna Pierce ( sister of Sarah ) , and her father was Joseph Green , the fourth genera- tion from Percival Green , whose descendants have been enumerated by Dr. Samuel Abbott Green , the president of the ...
... note . Mrs. Winslow's mother was Anna Pierce ( sister of Sarah ) , and her father was Joseph Green , the fourth genera- tion from Percival Green , whose descendants have been enumerated by Dr. Samuel Abbott Green , the president of the ...
xiv. oldal
... note that Joshua Winslow was the first of the Winslows to give his children more than one baptismal name . Joshua Winslow was a man of much dig- nity and of handsome person , if we can trust the Copley portrait and miniature of him ...
... note that Joshua Winslow was the first of the Winslows to give his children more than one baptismal name . Joshua Winslow was a man of much dig- nity and of handsome person , if we can trust the Copley portrait and miniature of him ...
xv. oldal
... notes and religious thoughts , and sad and anxious reflections over absent loved ones , one of whom ( in the senti- mental fashion of the times ) she calls " ' my Myron " - her husband . Through this journal we see " Nanny Green's ...
... notes and religious thoughts , and sad and anxious reflections over absent loved ones , one of whom ( in the senti- mental fashion of the times ) she calls " ' my Myron " - her husband . Through this journal we see " Nanny Green's ...
xvi. oldal
... notes that " my bason of water froze on the hearth with as good a fire as we could make in the chimney . " This rigor of climate and discom- fort of residence , and Anna's evident delicacy shown through the records of her fainting , ac ...
... notes that " my bason of water froze on the hearth with as good a fire as we could make in the chimney . " This rigor of climate and discom- fort of residence , and Anna's evident delicacy shown through the records of her fainting , ac ...
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Abiah advertisements ALICE MORSE EARLE Anna Green Winslow Anna's ask'd attended aunt Deming aunt says Aunt Storer Aunt Suky's black Hatt Boston Evening Post Boston Gazette brother call'd Capt cold cousin Sally Coverly Cumberland dancing Daniel Waldo daughter Dear diary Ebenezer Storer Elizabeth Ellen Green England father friends Gannett girl gives her love glad Glover Governor hair Hannah Harvard Hond honor hope Hunt inform'd James Lovell John Bacon John Winslow Joshua Winslow journal lady last Thursday letter lived Lucinda Mamma Marcasite March married Marshfield Mary Master Holbrook minister Miss Polly Miss Soley Miss Vans morning NOTE NOTE o'clock Old South Church Papa patriot ribbin Samuel Sarah Scolly sermon Sheaffe silver plume sister snow Soley's chaise spent the afternoon Sudbury Street told town uncle Unkle & Aunt unkle Joshua's week Whitwell Whitwell's wife writing school wrote young
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1. oldal - Let them praise his name in the dance: Let them sing praises unto him with the timbrel and harp. 4 For the Lord taketh pleasure in his people: he will beautify the meek with salvation.
42. oldal - Boast not thyself of to-morrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth.
106. oldal - Let men of God in courts and churches watch O'er such as do a toleration hatch ; Lest that ill egg bring forth a cockatrice, To prison all with heresy and vice.
111. oldal - I frequented, and from them the scholars were indulged in the spectacle of all kinds of punishments, suited to harden their hearts and brutalize their feelings. Here women were taken from a huge cage, in which they were dragged on wheels from prison, and tied to the post with bare backs, on which thirty or forty lashes were bestowed amid the...
71. oldal - I suppose was taken out of the back part of an old wig. But D made it (our head) all carded together and twisted up. When it first came home, aunt put it on, & my new cap on it, she then took up her apron...
70. oldal - Tail, but is a mixture of that & horsehair (very coarse) & a little human hair of a yellow hue that I suppose was taken out of the back part of an old wig. But D.
106. oldal - Dim eye, deaf ear, cold stomach, shew My dissolution is in view; Eleven times seven near lived have I, And now God calls, I willing die.
16. oldal - I did some time since, I wrote all the invitation cards. There was a large company assembled in a handsome, large, upper room in the new end of the house. We had two fiddles, & I had the honor to open the diversion of the evening in a minuet with miss Soley.
108. oldal - We, the daughters of those patriots who have, and do now, appear for the public interest, and in that principally regard their posterity — as such, do with pleasure engage with them in denying ourselves the drinking of foreign tea, in hopes to frustrate a plan which tends to deprive a whole community of all that is valuable in life.
17. oldal - I was dress'd in my yellow coat, black bib & apron, black feathers on my head, my past comb, & all my past garnet marquesett & jet pins, together with my silver plume — my loket, rings, black collar round my neck, black mitts & 2 or 3 yards of blue ribbin, (black & blue is high tast) striped tucker and ruffels (not my best) & my silk shoes compleated my dress.