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William met his wife while teaching school in Pennsylvania. Their\nmarriage was not a happy one due to a dissimilarity of temperament. He\nsuccumbed to tuberculosis in 1885, and Isabelle honored her husband's\nwish he be buried in his native Massachusetts. With Robert and her\ndaughter Jeanie, they relocated to Lawrence, near his father's parents.

Isabelle became a schoolteacher in Salem, New Hampshire, just over the\nstate line, close to Lawrence. Robert and Jeanie became two of her\npupils. Robert attended Lawrence High School, where his first poems\nwere published in the school's bulletin. Upon graduation in 1892, he\nshared valedictorian honors with Elinor White, to whom he became\nengaged later that year.

Frost entered Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, in September\n1892, but left after one semester. This caused a conflict with Elinor,\nwho wanted him to finish college and refused to marry him until he did\nso. In his late teens and early 20s he worked at various occupations,\nincluding mill hand, newspaper reporter and teacher in his mother's\nschool.

His first published poem, "My Butterfly: An Elegy", appeared in the New\nYork magazine "The Independent" in 1894, and he eventually\nself-published a book of poems. He and Elinor were married on December\n19, 1895. Their first child, a son they named Elliott, was born on\nSeptember 29, 1896. Robert was accepted at Harvard as a special\nstudent, but had to drop out due to tuberculosis and the birth of the\ncouple's second child in 1899. He never finished his college education.

As the new century dawned, the Frost family was afflicted with the\nfirst of the tragedies that would dog them all of their lives. Elliott\ncontracted cholera and died in July of 1900, at age four, a development\nthat rocked the Frost marriage (Frost later addressed the event in his\npoem "Home Burial"). Frost's mother died that year from cancer, and his\ngrandfather, William Prescott Frost Sr., passed away in 1901. His\ngrandfather left him an annual annuity of $500 and the use of his\nDerry, New Hampshire, farm for ten years, after which ownership would\npass to Robert.

The Frosts had four more children; their last, a daughter born in 1907,\ndied after three days. Although Frost longed to be a poet since he was\na youth, recognition of his talent would prove elusive. To support\nhimself he had to work the farm and supplemented his income by teaching\nschool, often in partnership with his wife. He tried to make a go as a\npoultry farmer, but he was not successful. Economic necessity forced\nhim to spend the 1910-11 school year teaching at the State Normal\nSchool in far-off Plymouth, New Hampshire.

Frost practiced education by poetry with his children, since to him the\ntwo were one and the same. Poetry thus became part of the everyday life\nof the Frost family. His daughters Lesley, Irma, Marjorie and son Carol\nwere home-schooled by their parents. Along with the basic instruction,\nthey were encouraged to develop their powers of observation and\ncultivate their imaginations. Reading and writing were intended to be\nboth pleasurable and a vehicle of discovery.

Frost shared his stories and poems with his children and they, in turn,\nwere encouraged to write and share their stories and poems with their\nparents. The Frost children published their own little magazine, "The\nBouquet", with their English friends while their family was living in\nEngland. The family had moved there in August 1912 because no American\npublisher was interested in his poems and he was feeling isolated.\nAfter coming into possession of the Derry farm in 1911, he sold it to\nraise the funds to finance the move. The relocation proved fortunate,\nas he quickly made friends and, for the first time in his life, was a\nmember in good standing of a group of serious poets.

Living on a farm in Buckinghamshire with his family, Frost became a\nprolific writer as he went about finding his own, distinct poetic\nvoice. Through an acquaintance, he met fellow American exile\n'Ezra\nPound', the great avant-garde poet who\nwould prove to be a supporter of his.

Just two months after his arrival in England, the small London\npublisher David Nutt accepted his submission of a collection of poems\nprimarily consisting of the work he had done over the previous nine\nyears. "A Boy's Will" was published in 1913, and received good reviews\nfrom the English press despite being a young man's work. Frost then\nrelocated to Gloucestershire, England, to be closer to the group of\npoets known as The Georgians. The second collection, his seminal "North\nof Boston", was published in 1914. The volume contained his classic\npoems "Mending Wall", "The Death of the Hired Man" and "After\nApple-Picking", which have been frequently anthologized. Frost, as a\npoet, had not only arrived, but he had matured as an artist.

After the publication of "North of Boston", Frost moved his family back\nto the US due to England's involvement in World War One. By the time of\nhis return, publisher Henry Holt had published "North of Boston" to\ngreat success. Frost was a shrewd promoter of himself as a poet, and he\nbecame celebrated by the literary establishments of Boston and New\nYork. Holt, who would be his publisher throughout his life, brought out\nhis third volume, "Mountain Interval", in 1916. The book, containing\npoems he had written in England and in his nine-year exile as a\nfarmer-teacher, solidified his reputation. The collection included "The\nRoad Not Taken", "An Old Man's Winter Night", "The Oven Bird" and\n"Birches".

Once again settling in the New England he would forever be associated\nwith, Frost bought a farm at Franconia, New Hampshire. In 1917 he took\na position at Amherst College as professor of literature and\npoet-in-residence. By the 1920s he was acknowledged as one of America's\nmost important poets. Frost won the Pulitzer Prize in 1924 for his\nfourth book of verse, "New Hampshire". He published new and collected\nvolumes of poetry at fairly regular intervals, assumed teaching\nappointments at Dartmouth, Harvard and the University of Michigan, and\nmaintained a busy schedule of lectures and poetry readings. His honors,\nwhich included a record four Pulitzer Prizes, were matched by his\npopularity. He was the only poet ever chosen as a selection of The Book\nof the Month Club, and his books of poetry were sold in mass-market\neditions.

Frost has been frequently but erroneously mentioned as a Nobel\nlaureate, but he never won the prize. As he became a leading literary\nlion in America, he became more influential, and was a favorite of\nPresident Dwight D. Eisenhower.\nFrost successfully lobbied Ike to have Ezra Pound, incarcerated in a\nmadhouse since being arrested for his treasonous radio broadcasts from\nfascist Italy during World War II, released and returned to private\nlife.

One of the most famous moments in American history came at the\ninauguration of President\nJohn F. Kennedy, a fellow New Englander,\non January 20, 1961, when Frost read a poem. He was the first poet ever\nto read at an American inauguration, and the event testified to both\nhis greatness as a serious poet and his popular appeal. He represented\nthe United States on official foreign missions during both the\nEisenhower and Kennedy administrations. The U.S. Congress voted Frost a\nCongressional Gold Medal in 1962, presented to him by President Kennedy\nat a public ceremony. Kennedy sent Frost as a cultural emissary to the\nUSSR at the height of the Cold War in 1962, not long before his death.

Towards the end of his life he had achieved a popular acclaim unique\nfor an American poet, though his critical reputation had declined due\nto a diminution of his powers. "A Witness Tree", his last truly\nsignificant book of verse, was published in 1942. His final three\ncollections of poetry were not as praised as his older poetry had been,\nthough certain pieces were acknowledged as among his best.

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His\nfather, William Prescott Frost Jr., was from a Lawrence, Massachusetts,\nfamily of Republicans, and his mother, Isabelle Moodie Frost, was an\nimmigrant from Scotland. His father was a journalist who dabbled in\npolitics, was rebellious and named his son after the Confederate Gen.\nRobert E. Lee. William Frost was also an alcoholic and tubercular.

William met his wife while teaching school in Pennsylvania. Their\nmarriage was not a happy one due to a dissimilarity of temperament. He\nsuccumbed to tuberculosis in 1885, and Isabelle honored her husband's\nwish he be buried in his native Massachusetts. With Robert and her\ndaughter Jeanie, they relocated to Lawrence, near his father's parents.

Isabelle became a schoolteacher in Salem, New Hampshire, just over the\nstate line, close to Lawrence. Robert and Jeanie became two of her\npupils. Robert attended Lawrence High School, where his first poems\nwere published in the school's bulletin. Upon graduation in 1892, he\nshared valedictorian honors with Elinor White, to whom he became\nengaged later that year.

Frost entered Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, in September\n1892, but left after one semester. This caused a conflict with Elinor,\nwho wanted him to finish college and refused to marry him until he did\nso. In his late teens and early 20s he worked at various occupations,\nincluding mill hand, newspaper reporter and teacher in his mother's\nschool.

His first published poem, "My Butterfly: An Elegy", appeared in the New\nYork magazine "The Independent" in 1894, and he eventually\nself-published a book of poems. He and Elinor were married on December\n19, 1895. Their first child, a son they named Elliott, was born on\nSeptember 29, 1896. Robert was accepted at Harvard as a special\nstudent, but had to drop out due to tuberculosis and the birth of the\ncouple's second child in 1899. He never finished his college education.

As the new century dawned, the Frost family was afflicted with the\nfirst of the tragedies that would dog them all of their lives. Elliott\ncontracted cholera and died in July of 1900, at age four, a development\nthat rocked the Frost marriage (Frost later addressed the event in his\npoem "Home Burial"). Frost's mother died that year from cancer, and his\ngrandfather, William Prescott Frost Sr., passed away in 1901. His\ngrandfather left him an annual annuity of $500 and the use of his\nDerry, New Hampshire, farm for ten years, after which ownership would\npass to Robert.

The Frosts had four more children; their last, a daughter born in 1907,\ndied after three days. Although Frost longed to be a poet since he was\na youth, recognition of his talent would prove elusive. To support\nhimself he had to work the farm and supplemented his income by teaching\nschool, often in partnership with his wife. He tried to make a go as a\npoultry farmer, but he was not successful. Economic necessity forced\nhim to spend the 1910-11 school year teaching at the State Normal\nSchool in far-off Plymouth, New Hampshire.

Frost practiced education by poetry with his children, since to him the\ntwo were one and the same. Poetry thus became part of the everyday life\nof the Frost family. His daughters Lesley, Irma, Marjorie and son Carol\nwere home-schooled by their parents. Along with the basic instruction,\nthey were encouraged to develop their powers of observation and\ncultivate their imaginations. Reading and writing were intended to be\nboth pleasurable and a vehicle of discovery.

Frost shared his stories and poems with his children and they, in turn,\nwere encouraged to write and share their stories and poems with their\nparents. The Frost children published their own little magazine, "The\nBouquet", with their English friends while their family was living in\nEngland. The family had moved there in August 1912 because no American\npublisher was interested in his poems and he was feeling isolated.\nAfter coming into possession of the Derry farm in 1911, he sold it to\nraise the funds to finance the move. The relocation proved fortunate,\nas he quickly made friends and, for the first time in his life, was a\nmember in good standing of a group of serious poets.

Living on a farm in Buckinghamshire with his family, Frost became a\nprolific writer as he went about finding his own, distinct poetic\nvoice. Through an acquaintance, he met fellow American exile\n'Ezra\nPound', the great avant-garde poet who\nwould prove to be a supporter of his.

Just two months after his arrival in England, the small London\npublisher David Nutt accepted his submission of a collection of poems\nprimarily consisting of the work he had done over the previous nine\nyears. "A Boy's Will" was published in 1913, and received good reviews\nfrom the English press despite being a young man's work. Frost then\nrelocated to Gloucestershire, England, to be closer to the group of\npoets known as The Georgians. The second collection, his seminal "North\nof Boston", was published in 1914. The volume contained his classic\npoems "Mending Wall", "The Death of the Hired Man" and "After\nApple-Picking", which have been frequently anthologized. Frost, as a\npoet, had not only arrived, but he had matured as an artist.

After the publication of "North of Boston", Frost moved his family back\nto the US due to England's involvement in World War One. By the time of\nhis return, publisher Henry Holt had published "North of Boston" to\ngreat success. Frost was a shrewd promoter of himself as a poet, and he\nbecame celebrated by the literary establishments of Boston and New\nYork. Holt, who would be his publisher throughout his life, brought out\nhis third volume, "Mountain Interval", in 1916. The book, containing\npoems he had written in England and in his nine-year exile as a\nfarmer-teacher, solidified his reputation. The collection included "The\nRoad Not Taken", "An Old Man's Winter Night", "The Oven Bird" and\n"Birches".

Once again settling in the New England he would forever be associated\nwith, Frost bought a farm at Franconia, New Hampshire. In 1917 he took\na position at Amherst College as professor of literature and\npoet-in-residence. By the 1920s he was acknowledged as one of America's\nmost important poets. Frost won the Pulitzer Prize in 1924 for his\nfourth book of verse, "New Hampshire". He published new and collected\nvolumes of poetry at fairly regular intervals, assumed teaching\nappointments at Dartmouth, Harvard and the University of Michigan, and\nmaintained a busy schedule of lectures and poetry readings. His honors,\nwhich included a record four Pulitzer Prizes, were matched by his\npopularity. He was the only poet ever chosen as a selection of The Book\nof the Month Club, and his books of poetry were sold in mass-market\neditions.

Frost has been frequently but erroneously mentioned as a Nobel\nlaureate, but he never won the prize. As he became a leading literary\nlion in America, he became more influential, and was a favorite of\nPresident Dwight D. Eisenhower.\nFrost successfully lobbied Ike to have Ezra Pound, incarcerated in a\nmadhouse since being arrested for his treasonous radio broadcasts from\nfascist Italy during World War II, released and returned to private\nlife.

One of the most famous moments in American history came at the\ninauguration of President\nJohn F. Kennedy, a fellow New Englander,\non January 20, 1961, when Frost read a poem. He was the first poet ever\nto read at an American inauguration, and the event testified to both\nhis greatness as a serious poet and his popular appeal. He represented\nthe United States on official foreign missions during both the\nEisenhower and Kennedy administrations. The U.S. Congress voted Frost a\nCongressional Gold Medal in 1962, presented to him by President Kennedy\nat a public ceremony. Kennedy sent Frost as a cultural emissary to the\nUSSR at the height of the Cold War in 1962, not long before his death.

Towards the end of his life he had achieved a popular acclaim unique\nfor an American poet, though his critical reputation had declined due\nto a diminution of his powers. "A Witness Tree", his last truly\nsignificant book of verse, was published in 1942. His final three\ncollections of poetry were not as praised as his older poetry had been,\nthough certain pieces were acknowledged as among his best.

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