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The Putnam Tradition - George Luther Schelling
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Title: The Putnam Tradition
Author: Sonya Hess Dorman
Illustrator: Schelling
Release Date: October 1, 2008 [EBook #26743]
Language: English
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Through generations
the power has descended,
now weaker, now stronger.
And which way did the
power run in the four-year-old
in the garden, playing
with a pie plate?
the
putnam
tradition
By S. DORMAN
Illustrated by SCHELLING
It was an old house not far from the coast, and had descended generation by generation to the women of the Putnam family. Progress literally went by it: a new four-lane highway had been built two hundred yards from the ancient lilacs at the doorstep. Long before that, in the time of Cecily Putnam's husband, power lines had been run in, and now on cold nights the telephone wires sounded like a concert of cellos, while inside with a sound like the breaking of beetles, the grandmother Cecily moved through the walls in the grooves of tradition.
Simone Putnam, her granddaughter; Nina Putnam, her great-granddaughter; the unbroken