Things That I Remember At Ninety Five
Things That I Remember At Ninety Five
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As might have been expected, she has given a number of incidents which have not the leaj-t general interest; but, as the pamphlet was in- tended for private circulation, it would be unfair to take exception to this defect. A few of the points made by her are of value as Illustrating the changed condition of social life. At the first of the present century the towns in Western Massachu- setts were, relatively, old settlements; that is. Most of them had been in existence nearly, or quite, 150, i-...ears, but the maniifir of livinp was exeeaaivelv simple and meagre. In the families of well-to-do people, in such a town as Northampton, bread and milk was the regular diet for breakfast and supper. While the poor who could not afford to use wheat flour and milk made their morning and evenina meals on bean porridge. But to have meat mora than once a day would have been looked upon as a sinrjl extravagance. Mrs. Ct arke's father was, a fairly prosperous man, and during her youth she seems' to have made visits in a number of the different towns of the district- but she says that she was 18 years old when she first saw a cax^ pet, An incident she relates about the Hon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As might have been expected, she has given a number of incidents which have not the leaj-t general interest; but, as the pamphlet was in- tended for private circulation, it would be unfair to take exception to this defect. A few of the points made by her are of value as Illustrating the changed condition of social life. At the first of the present century the towns in Western Massachu- setts were, relatively, old settlements; that is. Most of them had been in existence nearly, or quite, 150, i-...ears, but the maniifir of livinp was exeeaaivelv simple and meagre. In the families of well-to-do people, in such a town as Northampton, bread and milk was the regular diet for breakfast and supper. While the poor who could not afford to use wheat flour and milk made their morning and evenina meals on bean porridge. But to have meat mora than once a day would have been looked upon as a sinrjl extravagance. Mrs. Ct arke's father was, a fairly prosperous man, and during her youth she seems' to have made visits in a number of the different towns of the district- but she says that she was 18 years old when she first saw a cax^ pet, An incident she relates about the Hon.
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