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Emily Dickinson
By:Mia Cronin, Mary Narlee, and Emma Sheehan
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When and where was Emily born?Emily was born December 10,1830 in
Amherst, Massachusetts.
Emily was born December 10,1830 in Amherst, Massachusetts.
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What was her early life like?
Her dad died in1874.Nobody affected Emily more than her
father.Before her mama got married her last
name was Norcross.Her brother didn’t live at home after 1851.
Her dad died in1874.Nobody affected Emily more than her
father.Before her mama got married her last
name was Norcross.Her brother didn’t live at home after 1851.
When and where did she go to school?At 17 she entered Mount Holyoke Female
SeminaryAt 17 she entered Mount Holyoke Female
Seminary
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Other Interesting facts
Her favorite niece died young. Emily liked nature. She had a gift of a pianist. One first hobby was listening to music. Emily tried to ignore history making events. She made music. She knew the bible by her heart. She spent most of her time alone, not with
people.
Her favorite niece died young. Emily liked nature. She had a gift of a pianist. One first hobby was listening to music. Emily tried to ignore history making events. She made music. She knew the bible by her heart. She spent most of her time alone, not with
people.
When and Where did she die?
Emily Dickinson died in 1886.Emily Dickinson died in 1886.
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Why was she famous?
She was a great poet.She was a great poet.
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How is she remembered?
People still read her poems to this day.People still read her poems to this day.
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SOURCES
Emily Dickinson The BookEmily Dickinson A Short Biography.http://www.online-literature.com/dickinson/
Emily Dickinson The BookEmily Dickinson A Short Biography.http://www.online-literature.com/dickinson/
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