An Old-Fashioned Girl
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Preface/Polly Arrives
30:06 -
New Fashions
28:27 -
Polly's Troubles
26:55 -
Little Things
32:24 -
Scrapes
31:10 -
Grandma
56:04 -
Good-by
30:30 -
Six Years Afterward
34:59 -
Lessons
31:14 -
Brothers and Sisters
38:22 -
Needles and Tongues
32:34 -
Forbidden Fruit
32:58 -
The Sunny Side
34:14 -
Nipped in the Bud
31:51 -
Breakers Ahead
32:40 -
A Dress Parade
22:40 -
Playing Grandmother
37:36 -
The Woman Who Did Not Dare
26:34 -
Tom's Success
22:29
An Old-Fashioned Girl (1870) is a public domain work.
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A rainy trip to the station brings Polly Milton into a household where appearances can outweigh consideration. Fanny wants to preserve her hairstyle, while her brother Tom resents being sent alone to meet their visitor. Polly's friendly greeting and thanks begin to soften his reluctance. Louisa May Alcott builds this domestic novel around the small acts that reveal character, placing its friendships and family tensions against nineteenth-century Boston life.
The story later moves forward several years, as Alcott explains in her preface. A scene involving Tom and his younger sister Maud shows how affection can be taken for granted: Maud admires her brother but longs for attention and respect. The comfort she finds at Polly's home gives her an example of everyday care. Written for young readers, the novel offers a study of manners, sibling relationships and the effort needed to make a home welcoming.
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- Author
- Louisa May Alcott
- Genre
- Childrens Classics
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- Jennette Selig