Summary

For Remembrance — Prologue to Madame Elizabeth of France… (1901)

With a gracious smile over the same simple scenes and the same girlish recitations, you will blend, dear ladies, something like a sigh over the old, unforgotten faces, the unforgotten years and over the graver dramas that life has, since then, mounted upon a broader stage. If "one touch of Nature makes the whole world kin," these many touches from our common heritage, as daughters of Eden, must surely permit your happy hostesses to call themselves your younger sisters.
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