“These lines which Miss Gould has adopted as motto to this volume, are happily expressive of those causes which make the little things of daily life so fruitful to her.”
WorkHannah Flagg Gould
Gathered Leaves: or, Miscellaneous Papers
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Documented 1845
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Gathered Leaves: or, Miscellaneous Papers . . .
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“And in each branch there was a budding gem, And in each gem there was a hidden stem And in each stem a leafy diadem, And every branch of that prophetic tree Was emblem of some mightier mystery.”
Fuller, Margaret. "Gathered Leaves: or, Miscellaneous Papers . . ." New-York Daily Tribune, 24 December 1845.