In the canon
A New-England Tale
Catharine Maria Sedgwick
- Form
- Form Novel
- Year
- Year 1822
- Pages
- Pages 250
At the funeral, the relations settle among themselves which of the dead woman's children each will take, the way stock is parcelled out after a sale, and Jane goes to the aunt who wanted her least. Mrs.
There is an instinct in childhood, that discerns affection wherever it exists, and shrinks from the coldness of calculating selfishness.
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