Social life
Social life in old New Orleans
作者：Ripley, Eliza, 1832-1912
体例：段 章数：15
字数：311,583 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,772 字；最长 Solid English branches were taught by the dear spinsters. We（39,500 字），最短 My little daughter and I took many rambles down into the pic（11,479 字）。
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章节目录
共 15 段- Solid English branches were taught by the dear spinsters. We
- An old gentleman, called “Old Jimmie Dick” when I remember h
- Then there was Carrollton Garden (I think it is dead and bur
- We were lingering about the breakfast table having such a co
- There are, of course, extremes, but years ago young ladies t
- In the twilight of my days, seated in my favorite chair, I r
- I find that most of this music was published by Mayo, No. 5
- A family of Lafitons lived so near that we heard their parro
- Each spring at house-cleaning, cabins were whitewashed insid
- When Mr. Sidell removed his family to Washington after his e
- “Well, now, you girls want to tell us all you know about thi
- Christmas before the war. There never will be another in any
- You may smile now at the idea of a substitute for a toothbru
- Now here’s the name of John Hagan. Isn’t he the one who used
- My little daughter and I took many rambles down into the pic