ALICE MARLAND ROLLINS (WELLINGTON)
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An American verse-writer; born in Boston, June 12, 1847; died Dec. 5, 1897. She has written: "My Welcome Beyond, and Other Poems" (1885); "All Sorts of Children" (1886); "The Three Tetons" (1887); "Uncle Tom's Tenement" (1888); and "From Palm to Glacier".
By Charles Dudley Warner
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