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- Tags: marriage
Straggling Excerpts from a Journal Kept in Switzerland
Tags: "Manfred", 1848, Alps, aristocracy, Battle of Morat, bible, Caroline M. Kirkland, children, class difference, doctors, Englishmen, forget-me-nots, Hamlet, John Kemble, Lord Byron, Madame de Stael, marriage, married women's property, medicine, mother's rights, Nature, Queen Bertha's tomb, rural life, Sartain's Union Magazine, St. Beatus, St. Paul, Swiss peasants, Switzerland, Thomas Campbell, tourism, Travel
The Deformed Boy
Tags: 1840, 4th of July, abandonment, Aeolus, Aladdin's lamp, almshouse, Apollo, benevolence, Benjamin Franklin, boyhood, charity, Christianity, Consumption, Cotton Mather, deathbed, deformity, fairy, Fortunatus' cap, funeral, gender roles, girls-work, God, gratitude, H. Gally Knight, Honesty, Independence Day, intemperance, juvenile literature, knitting, laudanum, literacy, Magnalia Christi Americana, marriage, Midas, Mothers, orphans, Ovid, philosopher's stone, poverty, prayer, Proverbs 30:24, Psalm 103, public assistance, public education, rickets, self reliance, sewing, shame, shopkeeper, sons, star-spangled banner, Stories for Young Persons, tears, virtue, widows
The White Hills in October
Tags: 1856, Ammonoosuck, Boston, cigars, daughters, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, fathers, filial piety, German, Glen Ellis Fall, Harper's New Monthly Magazine, hiking, hotels, hunting, immigration, inns, Irish, journal, Love, marriage, Mayflower, Mohammed, Moses, Mount Rhigi, Mount Washington, Mount Webster, Nancy's Brook, Nature, New England, New Hampshire, Pickwick, Portland, Prospero, railroad, restaurants, Rosalind, rowing, Shakespeare, sisters, The Heir of Redcliffe, Theseus, tourism, Travel, waterfalls, White Mountains, Wordsworth
The White Scarf
Tags: 15th century, 1838, 1839, A New England Tale and Miscellanies, Armagnac-Burgundian Civil War (1407-1435), bourgeois, Charles VI of France, Count de Vaudemont, Duke of Burgundy [John the Fearless], feudalism, France, Historical fiction, Isabella of Bavaria, Italians, Italy, Jean Charles Léonard de Sismondi, Jean de Montagu, John - Duke of Berry, literacy, Louis I Duke of Orleans, lynch law, marriage, mystery play, Notre Dame, Romance, scaffold, St. Therese, The Hesperian, The Token, torture rack, Valentina Visconti (Duchess of Orleans)
Uncle David
Who, and What, Has Not Failed
Widowhood
Tags: "Absence", "Angels of Grief", "I Slept and Dreamed that Life was Beauty", 1847, allopathy, duty, Ellen Sturgis Hooper, Frances Anne Butler, gift book, homeopathy, hurricane, hydropathy, hymns, invalid, Israelite, John Greenleaf Whittier, John Milton, Louisa C. Tuthill, marriage, Paradise Lost, patriarchy, Providence, religion, ship wreck, tempest, The Mirror of Life, widows