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Breaking the Sabbath by playing on a snowy hill, Sarah of Puritan Massachusetts records in her 1650 diary her difficult choice between upsetting her father and letting someone else be punished for her actions.
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The meetinghouse smelled of lye soap and damp wool.
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This is book 1 of 19 in American Diaries. (standard series)
Followed by Emma Eileen Grove.
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- Kathleen Duey (Author)
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