New England
A New England Girlhood, Outlined from Memory (Beverly, MA)
作者：Larcom, Lucy, 1824-1893
体例：题 章数：50
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章节目录
共 50 题- A NEW ENGLAND GIRLHOOD
- OUTLINED FROM MEMORY
- By
- LUCY LARCOM
- HENRY VAUGHAN
- WORDSWORTH
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS.
- CHAPTER
- A NEW ENGLAND GIRLHOOD
- I.
- UP AND DOWN THE LANE.
- II.
- SCHOOLROOM AND MEETING-HOUSE.
- She always began by saying,--
- III.
- THE HYMN-BOOK.
- The second stanza read thus:--
- That majestic hymn of Cowper's,--
- IV.
- NAUGHTY CHILDREN AND FAIRY TALES.
- V.
- OLD NEW ENGLAND.
- One of them, a sort of rhymed dialogue, began with the couplet:--
- And then there was "Grandmother Gray," and the
- VI.
- GLIMPSES OF POETRY.
- And some lines of a very familiar hymn by Dr. Watts ran thus:--
- One of my hymns ended with the lines,--
- And then the
- VII.
- BEGINNING TO WORK.
- I was glad to observe that she listened to
- One day I heard a relative say to my mother,--
- VIII.
- BY THE RIVER.
- Still I was there from choice, and
- IX.
- MOUNTAIN-FRIENDS.
- X.
- MILL-GIRLS' MAGAZINES
- How truly Wordsworth describes this phase of undeveloped feeling:--
- LIVE LIKE THE FLOWERS.
- XI.
- READING AND STUDYING.
- I liked better a translation from the German, beginning
- The paymaster asked, when I left, "Going where on can earn more money?"
- I knew that there was no joy like the joy of pressing forward.
- XII.
- FROM THE MERRIMACK TO THE MISSISSIPPI.