long and fully explained summary of chap 11 and 12 of the story of my life novel
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• Helen returned her Southern home with memories of North and lot of learnings.
• Her family went to their summer cottage to spent autumns about 14 miles from Tuscumbia, called Fern Quarry.
• Many visitors came there. In the evening, they shared their hunting experiences. In the morning, they together ate feast.
• Helen had pony and named him ‘Black Beauty’ and sometimes rode the pont with her teacher.
• One day, Helen, Mildred and her teacher got lost in the woods. With great difficulties, they finally reached their cottage but found no one there as everyone went out searching for them.
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• Helen returned her Southern home with memories of North and lot of learnings.
• Her family went to their summer cottage to spent autumns about 14 miles from Tuscumbia, called Fern Quarry.
• Many visitors came there. In the evening, they shared their hunting experiences. In the morning, they together ate feast.
• Helen had pony and named him ‘Black Beauty’ and sometimes rode the pont with her teacher.
• One day, Helen, Mildred and her teacher got lost in the woods. With great difficulties, they finally reached their cottage but found no one there as everyone went out searching for them.
Hope this may help you......if yes then
pls mark this as a branlist answer pls pls.........
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ch 11.
In this chapter, Helen describes the rich experience she had and how her mind blossomed upon reaching home. She describes the outing to Fern Quarry, the family cottage in the mountains. She elaborately describes the ferns, the great oaks and the splendid Evergreens that surrounded Fern Quarry. She also describes their pretty cottage situated on top of the mountain among the oaks and pines. She mentions the visitors at the campfire every evening, and the hunting expeditions the men went on. She talks of the barbecues and describes her pony, Black Beauty. Her happiest hours were spent on his back. She enjoyed gathering Persimmons and nuts, and hearing the rail go by. She also recounts the adventure she had when she, Miss Sullivan and her little sister, Mildred got lost.
ch12
This chapter describes a winter spent in a New England village and Helen’s first experiences of a snow storm. New England’s frozen lakes and vast snow fields were a new experience for her and she describes her pleasure in entering the treasures of the snow. She describes the landscape following the snow storm as a waste of snow with trees rising out of it. She spent the days sitting around the great fire, along with her family members and shared merry tales. Helen describes how she felt the dazzling sunlight after three days of snow. She also describes the fun she had tobogganing and describes the experience as ‘divine’.
In this chapter, Helen describes the rich experience she had and how her mind blossomed upon reaching home. She describes the outing to Fern Quarry, the family cottage in the mountains. She elaborately describes the ferns, the great oaks and the splendid Evergreens that surrounded Fern Quarry. She also describes their pretty cottage situated on top of the mountain among the oaks and pines. She mentions the visitors at the campfire every evening, and the hunting expeditions the men went on. She talks of the barbecues and describes her pony, Black Beauty. Her happiest hours were spent on his back. She enjoyed gathering Persimmons and nuts, and hearing the rail go by. She also recounts the adventure she had when she, Miss Sullivan and her little sister, Mildred got lost.
ch12
This chapter describes a winter spent in a New England village and Helen’s first experiences of a snow storm. New England’s frozen lakes and vast snow fields were a new experience for her and she describes her pleasure in entering the treasures of the snow. She describes the landscape following the snow storm as a waste of snow with trees rising out of it. She spent the days sitting around the great fire, along with her family members and shared merry tales. Helen describes how she felt the dazzling sunlight after three days of snow. She also describes the fun she had tobogganing and describes the experience as ‘divine’.
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