James Fenimore Cooper
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Theodore F. Wolfe writes of Cooper andHeathcote Hill--that some of the great trees which waved their greenleafage above him lingering here with sweetheart or bride yet shade thegrounds, but the household that welcomed him and gave him a beloveddaughter lie in a little grass-grown cemetery near to this old home. Mrs. Cooper had a sweet, gracious way of guiding by affection herhusband, and he gave her his heart's devotion through the forty yearsof their happily mated life. Cooper and his young br...ide began life byplaying a game of chess between the ceremony and supper. Then, hedriving two horses tandem, they made their wedding journey toCooperstown in a gig. His furlough ended a few months later, and toplease his wife, he resigned in May from the navy. Long afterwards hewrote, "She confesses she would never have done for Lady Collingwood. "For a year or more Cooper and his wife lived with her father atHeathcote Hill, Mamaroneck, New York, and afterwards in a near-bycottage on the "Neck, " which Cooper named "Closet Hall" because it wasso small, and he described it as the home of the Littlepage family in"Satanstoe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Theodore F. Wolfe writes of Cooper andHeathcote Hill--that some of the great trees which waved their greenleafage above him lingering here with sweetheart or bride yet shade thegrounds, but the household that welcomed him and gave him a beloveddaughter lie in a little grass-grown cemetery near to this old home. Mrs. Cooper had a sweet, gracious way of guiding by affection herhusband, and he gave her his heart's devotion through the forty yearsof their happily mated life. Cooper and his young br...ide began life byplaying a game of chess between the ceremony and supper. Then, hedriving two horses tandem, they made their wedding journey toCooperstown in a gig. His furlough ended a few months later, and toplease his wife, he resigned in May from the navy. Long afterwards hewrote, "She confesses she would never have done for Lady Collingwood. "For a year or more Cooper and his wife lived with her father atHeathcote Hill, Mamaroneck, New York, and afterwards in a near-bycottage on the "Neck, " which Cooper named "Closet Hall" because it wasso small, and he described it as the home of the Littlepage family in"Satanstoe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Mary Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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