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group? Will Doreen surprise us with an
answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma or Hannah?
Will Allyson peek..."
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π£πWill the quiz be challenge for the
group? Will Doreen surprise us with an
answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma or Hannah?
Will..."
If you are offering chocolate,
I accept.
One time my mother offered me
some chocolate, not being in the
mood for it I declined.
She said I wasn't her daughter.

I must confess, it was me-
after an observation as Emma
stated "Oh goodness this group
is just crazy!!"

I accept.
One time my mother offered me
some chocolate, not being in the
mood for it I declined.
She said I wasn't her daughter. "
This is better than chocolate... ππ

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answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma..."
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Ruth, are you feeling okay today?? ππ€£π€£ π©ππ»π«

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Perfectly.
When chocolate is presented
it is an offer.π

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Hannah Banana!
There is always room for dessert.
I have a burger with my name on it!

Hannah Banana!
There is always room for dessert.
I have a burger with my name on it!"
Yes, but is there room for second dessert? Burgers are always good!!

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She is wise to stay out of this kerfuffle!



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π£πWill the quiz be challenge for the
group? Will Doreen surprise us with an
answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma or Hannah?
Will Allyson peek..."
I will only answer "Alcott" if that answer seems to me, in the light of knowledge and/or intelligence, to be one of correct and honorable standing.

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π£πWill the quiz be challenge for the
group? Will Doreen surprise us with an
answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma or Hannah?
Will..."
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"Yes, Miss Barlow."

I can't believe we're kin. π€¦ββοΈπ


I can't believe we're kin. π€¦ββοΈπ"
This is why I associate Dorry with
a school marm.
Dorry, don't say "I resent". π

Nope, that's just my pen name :)

I can't believe we'..."
I resent...π

I can'..."
You're impossible!π

So the original question was, "Which of the Fireside Poets had a particular fondness for trees?"
Emma - James Russell Lowell
Hannah - all of them but especially Longfellow
Ruth - Emerson
Dorry - James Russell Lowell
Allyson - Oliver Wendell Holmes
Doreen - John Greenleaf Whittier

James Russell Lowell wrote a number of tree poems, such as 'To a Pine Tree', 'The Oak', 'The Birch-Tree', 'The Growth of the Legend', and his famous 'Under the Willows', in which he writes...
I care not how men trace their ancestry,
To ape or Adam ; let them please their whim;
But I in June am midway to believe
A tree among my far progenitors,
Such sympathy is mine with all the race,
Such mutual recognition vaguely sweet
There is between us. Surely there are times
When they consent to own me of their kin,
And condescend to me, and call me cousin,
Murmuring faint lullabies of eldest time,
Forgotten, and yet dumbly felt with thrills
Moving the lips, though fruitless of the words.
And I have many a life-long leafy friend,
Never estranged nor careful of my soul,
That knows I hate the axe, and welcomes me
Within his tent as if I were a bird,
Or other free companion of the earth,
Yet undegenerate to the shifts of men.

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James Russell Lowell wrote a number of tree poems, such as 'To a Pine Tree', 'The Oak', 'The Birch-Tree', 'The Growth of the Legend..."
Yay!! Total random guess ππ€£

But congrats Emma (and Dorry) for actually guessing the correct answer!

But congrats Emma (and Dorry) for actually guessing the correct answer!"
Hannah,
I love your histrionics!π

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Emma,
You are officially the "Lollipop Guild".
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Ah, there. Thank you! I know why Meggy chose Emma over me...aside from being first, of course...she doesn't like my questions. πΎ

Ah, there. Thank you! I know why Meggy chose Emma over me...aside from being first, of course...she doesn't like my questions. πΎ"
Haha! I'm not very good at thinking of questions Dorry, so if you have any ideas my brain is open!! π€π

Ah, there. Thank you! I know why Meggy chose Emma over me...aside from being first, of course...she doesn't like my questions. πΎ"
Haha! I'm not very good..."
Oh noooo, now they're going to plot together!! π«

Ah, there. Thank you! I know why Meggy chose Emma over me...aside from being first, of course...she doesn't like my questions. πΎ"
Haha! I'm ..."
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Books mentioned in this topic
Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (other topics)Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (other topics)
Explorers of the Infinite: Shapers of Science Fiction (other topics)
The HarperCollins Reader's Encyclopedia of American Literature (other topics)
Emily and Carlo (other topics)
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Authors mentioned in this topic
Lafcadio Hearn (other topics)George MacDonald (other topics)
Elizabeth Goudge (other topics)
Washington Irving (other topics)
Washington Irving (other topics)
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π£πWill the quiz be challenge for the
group? Will Doreen surprise us with an
answer? Will Meg be stumped? Who
will be placed in the corner-
Emma or Hannah?
Will Allyson peek..."
For the record I only "peeked at the answer" once!π