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William U. Moulton. The Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern
The Life and Beauties of Fanny Fern
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
LI. JOHN BULL'S OPINION OF RUTH HALL
LII. ORTHODOX TESTIMONY
LIII. ANOTHER FERN
LIV "THE BEST OF MEN HAVE THEIR FAILINGS."
LV. THE MISTAKE OF A LIFE-TIME
LVI. A WIFE'S DEVOTION
LVII. MRS. ZEBEDEE SMITH'S PHILOSOPHY
LVIII. INTERESTING TO BASHFUL MEN
LIX. THE ANGEL CHILD
LX. UNCLE BEN'S ATTACK OF SPRING-FEVER
LXI. CONNUBIAL ADVERTISEMENT
LXII. WHAT FANNY THINKS ABOUT SEWING MACHINES
LXIII. THE TIME TO CHOOSE
LXIV. OUR NELLY
LXV. I CAN'T
LXVI. MRS. SMITH'S REVERIE, WRITTEN OUT BY FANNY FERN
LXVII. A NIGHT-WATCH WITH A DEAD INFANT
LXVIII. A LITTLE GOOD ADVICE.—FROM FANNY FERN
LXIX. THE OTHER ONE
LXX. A PEN AND INK SKETCH.—BY FANNY FERN
LXXI. FANNY'S "RULES FOR LADIES."
LXXII. THE LITTLE PAUPER
LXXIII. WHAT FANNY THINKS ABOUT FRIENDSHIP
LXXIV. TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.—RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED TO JEALOUS HUSBANDS.—BY FANNY FERN
LXXV "DON'T DISTURB HIM!"
LXXVI. A MODEL HUSBAND
LXXVII. WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE ANGRY
LXXVIII. THE EARLY BLIGHT.—BY FANNY FERN
LXXIX. THERE'S ROOM ENOUGH FOR ALL
LXXX. THE CROSS AND THE CROWN
LXXXI. TOM FAY'S SOLILOQUY
LXXXII. A CHAPTER ON CLERGYMEN
LXXXIII. FANNY FERN ON HUSBANDS
LXXXIV. FANNY'S IDEAS ABOUT MONEY MATTERS
LXXXV. A LETTER TO A SELF-EXILED FRIEND IN THE COUNTRY
