Quotes by Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836

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Young poets are too apt to consider themselves “children of the mist” – they must dwell apart from men and contemn their — Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836
Young poets are too apt to consider themselves “children of the mist” – they must dwell apart from men and contemn their — Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836
Young poets are too apt to consider themselves “children of the mist” – they must dwell apart from men and contemn their — Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836
Young poets are too apt to consider themselves “children of the mist” – they must dwell apart from men and contemn their — Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836
Young poets are too apt to consider themselves “children of the mist” – they must dwell apart from men and contemn their — Deborah L. Halliday, Cherishing the Sacred Fire: The Poetry of Sarah Josepha Hale's Ladies' Magazine 1828-1836