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“The Village Blacksmith”

  1. (1839) A poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow about a village blacksmith in New England . It begins: “Under the spreading chestnut tree / The village smithy stands.”


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To speak just of poetry, my classmates and I read “Paul Revere’s Ride,” “The Courtship of Miles Standish,” “The Village Blacksmith” and even the book-length “Evangeline.”

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Alice, an aeronautical engineer, is married to the village blacksmith.

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Close by Miss Fuller's home, "under a spreading chestnut-tree" at the intersection of Story Street, stood the smithy of Pratt, who was immortalized by Longfellow as "The Village Blacksmith."

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The village blacksmith and carpenter.

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Some of the original documents are, however, preserved and among them are receipts from the village blacksmith, for what we now admire as specimens of artistic ironwork and corresponding receipts from the village carpenter, for woodwork that we now consider of equally high order.

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