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Tag Archives: poem
Sleep Sweetly: Manchester New Hampshire’s Connection to Marchiness Margaret (Fuller) Ossoli
In a well-known book entitled, “At Home And Abroad,” by Margaret Fuller Ossoli,
and published in 1856 by her brother … Continue reading
Posted in History, Not New Hampshire
Tagged Angelo, Arthur, Buckminster, Bucky, Fire Island, Fuller, Giovanni, Margaret, Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Ossoli, poem, shipwreck
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Dining in Three States on Thanksgiving Day
“On Thanksgiving day, if any one is so disposed, he can eat his regular meals in three different States without … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged dinner, New Hampshire, poem, poetry, prayer, Thanksgiving
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Henniker New Hampshire Poet: Edna Dean Proctor (1827-1923)
Edna Dean Proctor was born in Henniker NH in 1827, on Proctor’s Hill overlooking the Contoocook River. She was educated in early years at home by her mother, later at Mt. Holyoke Seminary and at Concord NH. Her life’s professions … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, New Hampshire Women, Poetry
Tagged bioggraphy, bridge, Contoocook, Edna Dean Proctor, Framingham, genealogy, governess, Henniker, Henry Ward Beecher, MA, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, NH, poem, poet, poetess, Proctor, river, teacher, woman
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Poem: "The Tollbridge Keeper" by Sam Walter Foss
I live here by my tollbridge
Content, without a want,–
My bridge, that joins these mighty States,
New … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged bridge, keeper, poem, poet, poetry, Sam, toll, Tollbridge, Walter Foss
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Poem: "My Properties," by Sam Walter Foss
I own no park I keep no horse, I can't afford a stable, I have no cellar stored with wine, I set a frugal table… Continue reading