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Chapters from My Autobiography

CHAPTERS FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY
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Pronouns were a difficulty for the children.

Little Clara came in one day, her black eyes snapping with indignation, and said, "Papa, Satan ought to be punished.

She is out there at the greenhouse and there she stays and stays, and his kitten is down-stairs crying." _From Susy's Biography._ Papa uses very strong language, but I have an idea not nearly so strong as when he first maried mamma.

A lady acquaintance of his is rather apt to interupt what one is saying, and papa told mamma that he thought he should say to the lady's husband "I am glad your wife wasn't present when the Deity said 'Let there be light.'" It is as I have said before.

This is a frank historian.


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