"Even on the train we began to feel the grateful influence of restful country life. From the windows we watched the , the wayside flowers, and the , engaged in the surprising occupation of following the plow. At our station, a sang his sweet strain from a telegraph pole; we could hear s calling from the marshes. We took the only wagon that met the train, and drove through the village. It was a typical Mormon village, one of a line of closely connected settlements running along the valley between the and the ."
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Florence Merriam Bailey
(née Florence Augusta Merriam; August 8, 1863 – September 22, 1948) was an American , , and prolific . In 1929 the elected her their first female Fellow. In 1931 she became the first woman to receive the . In 1933 the awarded her an honorary doctorate.
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