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New York is not part of New England.


** The Wilders--who live in puritanical New England--have even ''more'' strict guidelines about Sundays. Not only must everyone remain solemn throughout the day, but they're not allowed to do anything that could be considered "work"--not even so much as lighting the stove or hitching up the horses.

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** The Wilders--who live in puritanical upstate New England--have York--have even ''more'' strict guidelines about Sundays. Not only must everyone remain solemn throughout the day, but they're not allowed to do anything that could be considered "work"--not even so much as lighting the stove or hitching up the horses.
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* PeerAsTeacher: Laura goes to teach at a local schoolhouse in ''These Happy Golden Years''. She's only fifteen and has barely finished her own education, so isn't much older than some of the oldest students in the classroom; several are older than her.

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