Fresh Leaves

Fresh Leaves
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Fern Fanny. Fresh Leaves

PREFACE

A BUSINESS MAN’S HOME; OR, A STORY FOR HUSBANDS

CHAPTER I

CHAPTER II

CHAPTER III

CHAPTER IV

CHAPTER V

CHAPTER VI

VISITING AND VISITORS

OUR FIRST NURSE

THE SHADOW OF A GREAT ROCK IN A WEARY LAND

TO LITERARY ASPIRANTS

SUMMER TRAVEL

A GENTLE HINT

A STORY FOR OLD HUSBANDS WITH YOUNG WIVES

BREAKFAST AT THE PAXES’

GIRLS’ BOARDING-SCHOOLS

CLOSET MEDITATIONS, NOT FOUND IN JAY OR DODDRIDGE

A FEMININE VIEW OF NAPOLEON AS A HUSBAND

“FIRST PURE.”

HOLIDAY THOUGHTS

A HEADACHE

HAS A MOTHER A RIGHT TO HER CHILDREN?

“AND YE SHALL CALL THE SABBATH A DELIGHT.”

“COME ON, MACDUFF.”

LOOK ALOFT

KNICKERBOCKER AND TRI-MOUNTAIN

THE BOSTON WOMAN

THE NEW YORK MALE

THE BOSTON MALE

MY OLD INK-STAND AND I; OR, THE FIRST ARTICLE IN THE NEW HOUSE

THE SOUL – AND THE STOMACH

AWE-FUL THOUGHTS

A WORD TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS

LADY DOCTORS

THE CHERUB IN THE OMNIBUS

FANNY FORD

CHAPTER I

CHAPTER II

CHAPTER III

CHAPTER IV

CHAPTER IV

CHAPTER V

CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER VII

CHAPTER VIII

CHAPTER IX

CHAPTER X

CHAPTER XI

CHAPTER XII

CHAPTER XIII

CHAPTER XIV

CHAPTER XV

CHAPTER XVI

CHAPTER XVII

CHAPTER XVIII

CHAPTER XIX

CHAPTER XX

CHAPTER XXI

CHAPTER XXII

MORAL MOLASSES; OR, TOO SWEET BY HALF

A WORD TO SHOP-KEEPERS

A MUCH-NEEDED KIND OF MINISTER’S WIFE; OR, A HAIR-BREADTH ESCAPE FOR SOME PARISH

PARENT AND CHILD; OR, WHICH SHALL RULE

THE LAST BACHELOR HOURS OF TOM PAX

TOM PAX’S LAST BACHELOR WILL AND TESTAMENT

TOM PAX’S CONJUGAL SOLILOQUY

TEA AND DARNING NEEDLES “FOR TWO!”

A HOUSE WITHOUT A BABY

GLANCES AT PHILADELPHIA. NUMBER ONE

GLANCES AT PHILADELPHIA. NUMBER TWO

GLANCES AT PHILADELPHIA. NUMBER THREE

GLANCES AT PHILADELPHIA. NUMBER FOUR

IN THE DUMPS

PEEPS FROM UNDER A PARASOL

THE CONFESSION BOX

A WORD TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS

BREAKFAST

GREENWOOD AND MOUNT AUBURN

GETTING UP THE WRONG WAY

A HOT DAY

FUNERAL NOTES

THE “FAVORITE” CHILD

A QUESTION, AND ITS ANSWER

WINTER

A GAUNTLET FOR THE MEN

SOLILOQUY OF A LITERARY HOUSEKEEPER

A BREAKFAST-TABLE REVERIE

A GLANCE AT A CHAMELEON SUBJECT

FACTS FOR UNJUST CRITICS

TRY AGAIN

FAIR PLAY. OR, BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY

TO GENTLEMEN. A CALL TO BE A HUSBAND

TO THE LADIES. A CALL TO BE A WIFE

MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

A SABLE SUBJECT

NEW YORK

AIRY COSTUMES

A PEEP AT THE OPERA

HARD TIMES

COUNTER IRRITATION

SUNDAY IN GOTHAM

ANNIVERSARY TIME. MR. GOUGH AT THE OPERA HOUSE

WAYSIDE WORDS

CHARLOTTE BRONTE

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“There’s your father, children.”

The piano was immediately closed by the young performer, and the music-stool put carefully away, that the new-comer might have an unrestricted choice of seats; a wide space was immediately cleared before the grate which had been carefully replenished with coal but half an hour before; a stray cricket was hastily picked up and pushed beneath the sofa, and an anxious glance was thrown around the room by Mrs. Wade as her husband entered the room.

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So said Mary Hereford, Mr. Wade’s married daughter, as she picked up the toys, and picture-books, and strings, and marbles, with which her romping children had strewed her chamber floor.

Mary Hereford was no beauty. She had neither golden brown, nor raven hair; her skin was not transparently white, nor her eyes dazzlingly bright, nor her foot and hand miraculously small. She was simply a plump, healthy, rosy, cheerful little cricket of a woman – singing ever at her own hearth-stone – proud of her husband – proud of her children, knowing no weariness in their service. Many a beautiful woman has wrung her white hands in vain for the love which lent wings to this unhandsome, but still lovely little wife, dignified even the most common-place employment, and made her heart a temple for sweet and holy thoughts to gather.

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