The Weaver's Children a True Story, of Pioneering Times (Classic Reprint)

To be read last The children of Lucy had two childhoods, their own, commonplace and mixed as to joys and bruises, and another, Lucy s, unusual and altogether delightful. Lucy was a mother who entertained her children quite as though they had been invited to her house, and best of all this entertaining were the stories told about the good times that she and her sister Julia had when they were little girls. After a time Lucy schildren could look back on the more interesting childhood and see that it related to many things and it became easy to weave a story. That the. story might be as nearly true as possible, a number of people have given their help. The assistant in the manuscript department of the Wisconsin Historical Library furnished copies of road and canal maps.
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