Alice Morse Earle Quotes

We Should Have Scant Notion Of The Gardens Of These New England Colonists In The Seventeenth Century Were It Not For A Cheerful Traveller Named John Josselyn, A Man Of Everyday Tastes And Much Inquisitiveness, And The Pleasing Literary Style Which Comes From Directness, And An Absence Of Self-consciousness.

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