The Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern. William U. Moulton

      Published by Good Press, 2021

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      EAN 4064066127947

Table of Contents

       PREFACE.

       I. GENIUS IN PANTALETTES.

       II. FANNY AT SCHOOL.

       III. THE NEW NAME.

       IV. THE HUSBAND'S DEATH.

       V. THE SECOND MARRIAGE.

       VI. FANNY FERN AT HOME.

       VII. EARLY LITERARY EFFORTS.

       VIII. FANNY AND THE TRUE FLAG.

       IX. FANNY FERN IN CHURCH.

       X. FANNY FERN IN BROADWAY.

       XI. FANNY AT THE TREMONT HOUSE.

       XII. A KEY TO "RUTH HALL."

       XIII. A WORD ABOUT N. P. WILLIS.

       XIV. IDEAS ABOUT BABIES.

       XV. PRAISE FROM A WOMAN.

       XVI. THE REMARKABLE HISTORY OF JEMMY JESSAMY.

       XVII. JEMMY JESSAMY'S DEFENCE.

       XVIII. THE GOVERNESS.

       XIX. ALL ABOUT SATAN.

       XX. WELL-KNOWN CHARACTERS.—BY FANNY FERN.

       XXI. HORACE MANN'S "OPINION."

       XXII. WHAT FANNY THINKS OF HOT WEATHER.

       XXIII. FAMILY JARS.

       XXIV. TWO IN HEAVEN.

       XXV. THE PRIVATE HISTORY OF DIDYMUS DAISY, ESQ.— BY FANNY FERN.

       XXVI. THE WEDDING DRESS.

       XXVII. IS IT BEST TO USE ENVELOPES?

       XXVIII. FEMININE WISDOM.

       XXIX. ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH.

       XXX. MOSES MILTIADES MADISON.

       XXXI. TOM VERSUS FAN; OR, A LITTLE TALK ABOUT LITTLE THINGS.

       XXXII. A LETTER TO THE TRUE FLAG.

       XXXIII. THE ORPHAN.—BY FANNY FERN.

       XXXIV. AN ANSWER TO MRS. CROWE.—BY FANNY FERN.

       XXXV. MRS. FARRINGTON ON MATRIMONY.

       XXXVI. A WHISPER TO ROMANTIC YOUNG LADIES.

       XXXVII. A WOMAN WITH A SOUL.

       XXXVIII. CLERICAL COURTING.

       XXXIX. WHAT FOWLER SAYS.

       XL. THE OTHER SIDE.

       XLI. THE GOOD-NATURED BACHELOR.

       XLII. CATCHING THE DEAR.—BY FANNY FERN.

       XLIII. HELEN, THE VILLAGE ROSE-BUD.

       XLIV. SINGLE BLESSEDNESS.

       XLV. THAT MRS. JONES.

       XLVI. MRS. JUPITER'S SOLILOQUY, TAKEN DOWN IN SHORT-HAND.—BY FANNY FERN.

       XLVII. THE UNFAITHFUL LOVER.

       XLVIII. PETTICOAT PARLIAMENT.

       XLIX. FANNY FERN ON WIDOWERS.

       L. AN HOUR WITH FANNY'S FATHER.