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Will widows and orphans be left to their own devices? - The Hardwick Gazette
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Will widows and orphans be left to their own devices? - The Hardwick Gazette
EAST MONTPELIER – Around 1906, a young Harvard graduate student was browsing a used book store in Cambridge and came across a rare treasure: a prompter’s script used by Charles Dickens in his tour of the United States to perform readings from his work. It was an abbreviated version of “A Christmas Carol.” The student, a speech major, snapped it up. Shortly after, he began reading it at Christmastime for his students at the College of Wooster in …
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