Francesca Anna Canfield
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Francesca Anna Canfield (née , Pascalis; pen name, Salonina; August 1803 – May 23, 1833) was a 19th-century American linguist, poet, and translator. In writing, she seemed to have been constantly under the influence of the advice thus given to Pindar: "Moderate your fire; the axle of your chariot-wheels burns too soon." Canfield died in 1833.
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Francesca Anna Canfield
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Francesca Anna Canfield
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Francesca Anna Canfield
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1833-05-23
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.
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Francisca Anna Pascalis
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American
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Palmer Canfield
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Francesca Anna Canfield (née , Pascalis; pen name, Salonina; August 1803 – May 23, 1833) was a 19th-century American linguist, poet, and translator. In writing, she seemed to have been constantly under the influence of the advice thus given to Pindar: "Moderate your fire; the axle of your chariot-wheels burns too soon." Canfield died in 1833.
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Francisca Anna Pascalis
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