She spent the afternoon lying back and thinking of England, letting the warm breeze ease her worries.

After the long walk, he lay back and thought of England beneath the pale afternoon sky.

Every evening he lies back and thinks of England before falling asleep.

In her diary she wrote, 'Whenever one felt homesick, one closed one's eyes and thought of England.'

In the old memoir, the line 'shut one's eyes and thought of England' captured the emigrant's yearning.

One closes one's eyes and thinks of England whenever the old song plays.

Despite the town's modernization, many families still observe Church-of-Englandism during major life events.

The New England Classicists revived interest in American chamber music through their summer concerts and scholarly publications.

The First New England School influenced American sacred music with their simple, hymn-like compositions.

Music historians often point to the Second New England School as a pivotal force in shaping American concert music at the turn of the twentieth century.