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Promenade
soon be converted into a delightful promenade—a paradise in miniature.” Kemble, Fanny, January 1839, in a letter to Elizabeth Dwight Sedgwick, describing her

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Thicket
almost impenetrable thicket, skirting and overshadowing the rivulet.” Kemble, Fanny, January 1839, describing her husband’s plantations on Butler Island

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Prospect
difficult to persuade one’sself that man had no agency in forming it.” Kemble, Fanny, March 24–28, 1839, describing an estate on St. Simon’s Island, GA (1984:

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Plot/Plat
whole area and houses may be seen at a single glance outside the wall.” Kemble, Fanny, February 17, 1839, describing her husband’s plantations on Butler Island

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Shrubbery
bushes, and the weeping willow, and covered by a plain summer-house.” Kemble, Fanny, January 1839, describing her husband’s plantations on Butler Island

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Hedge
from the top to bottom, and perfectly impenetrable.” back up to History Kemble, Fanny, March 24–28, 1839, in a letter to Elizabeth Dwight Sedgwick, describing

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