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(New York Weekly edition - source: Stanford Libraries)
(New York Weekly edition - source: Stanford Libraries)
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Stanford Digital Repository (New York Weekly edition)
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| Series: |
New York Weekly
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v. 20 no. 23
— chapters I-III, page 5 New York Weekly — v. 20 no. 24 — chapters III (continued)-V, page 3 New York Weekly — v. 20 no. 25 — chapters VI-VII, page 6 |
| Author: |
Brown, Almedia M. (Almedia Morton)
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| Dates: |
April 27, 1865 (New York Weekly edition) May 4, 1865 (New York Weekly edition) May 11, 1865 (New York Weekly edition) |
| Edition Description: |
New York Weekly edition
(chapters I-III, page 5 in New York Weekly, v. XX, no. 23, April 27, 1865):
"The whippowil, in a distant forest sings, Her loud unvarying song; and fond of night, The pensive owl, upon the evening gale, Sends forth his wild and melancholy wail." |
| First Sentence: |
A beautiful September day was drawing to its close, when in a quiet New England village there seemed an unusual stir. (New York Weekly edition) |
Known Editions
New York Weekly edition (chapters I-III, page 5 in New York Weekly, v. XX, no. 23, April 27, 1865)New York Weekly edition (chapters III (continued)-V, page 3 in New York Weekly, v. XX, no. 24, May 4, 1865)
New York Weekly edition (chapters VI-VII, page 6 in New York Weekly, v. XX, no. 25, May 11, 1865)
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