CLOVER AND BLUE GRASS
By Eliza Calvert Hall
AUNT JANE OF KENTUCKY
THE LAND OF LONG AGO
CLOVER AND BLUE GRASS
TO LOVE AND TO CHERISH
A BOOK OF HAND-WOVEN COVERLETS
How could a man find words to thank a mother for giving himher daughter? Frontispiece. See page 144.CLOVER ANDBLUE GRASS
by
Eliza Calvert Hall
With a frontispiece by
H. R. Ballinger
Boston
Little, Brown, & Company
1916
Copyright, 1916,
By Lida Calvert Obenchain.
All rights reserved
Published, September, 1916
TO
MARTHA CALVERT
AND
VAL CALVERT WINSTON
CONTENTS
| page | |
| How Parson Page Went To the Circus | 1 |
| Mary Crawford's Chart | 33 |
| Old Mahogany | 91 |
| Millstones and Stumbling-Blocks | 115 |
| "One Taste of the Old Time" | 157 |
| One Day in Spring | 207 |
HOW PARSON PAGE WENT TOTHE CIRCUS
(The last of the "Aunt Jane" stories)
This story, the nineteenth and last of the "Aunt Jane" stories,appeared in the Cosmopolitan, July 1910, after the publication ofThe Land of Long Ago. Its publication in this present volume completesthe set of stories told by "Aunt Jane of Kentucky."
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