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THE LIFE AND LETTERS - OF - ELIZABETH PRENTISS - AUTHOR OF STEPPING HEAVENWARD - BY GEORGE L. PRENTISS
CHAPTER I. - THE CHILD AND THE GIRL.
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LAMENT OF THE LAST PEACH.
CHAPTER II. - THE NEW LIFE IN CHRIST.
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A tender portrait unfolds through the vivid letters and journals of a 19th‑century New England woman whose life was shaped by faith, family, and a love of the written word. From her birth in Portland, Maine, the narrative introduces a lineage of devout ancestors and the bustling community that nurtured her early years, offering glimpses of the people and places that left their imprint on her character.
Interwoven with these recollections are personal correspondences that reveal her daily joys, trials, and the steady growth of her spiritual convictions. Readers hear her own voice as she reflects on the influence of her parents, the guidance of her grandfather’s piety, and the quiet moments that sparked her literary talents. The memoir invites listeners into a world where ordinary experience meets heartfelt devotion, promising comfort and encouragement for anyone seeking a glimpse of a life lived in earnest pursuit of purpose.
Language
en
Duration
~23 hours (1371K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1816–1903
A 19th-century Presbyterian minister and writer, he is remembered for thoughtful religious books, public addresses, and for shaping church life in New York. He also preserved the voice of his wife, Elizabeth Prentiss, by editing her widely read life and letters.
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