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The May Flower, and Miscellaneous Writings

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  1. Introduction

    3:07

  2. 1.1 Uncle Lot

    34:56

  3. 1.2 Uncle Lot

    30:25

  4. 2.1 LOVE versus LAW

    28:12

  5. 2.2 LOVE versus LAW

    31:22

  6. 2.3 LOVE versus LAW

    29:57

  7. 3 The Tea Rose

    16:51

  8. 4 Trials Of A Housekeeper

    12:50

  9. 5 Little Edward

    14:09

  10. 6 Aunt Mary

    17:11

  11. 7 Frankness

    10:02

  12. 8.1 The Sabbath - Sketches

    23:48

  13. 8.2 The Sabbath - Sketches

    12:48

  14. 8.3 The Sabbath - Sketches

    20:03

  15. 9 Let Every Man Mind His Own Business

    47:28

  16. 10 Cousin William

    24:31

  17. 11 The Ministration of our Departed Friends - A New Year's Revery

    12:12

  18. 12 Mrs A. and Mrs. B; or What She Thinks About It

    15:00

  19. 13 Christmas; or, The Good Fairy

    18:17

  20. 14 Earthly Care A Heavenly Discipline

    18:49

  21. 15 Conversation On Conversation

    17:44

  22. 16 How Do We Know?

    8:46

  23. 17 Which is the Liberal Man?

    30:25

  24. 18 The Elder's Feast - A Tradition of Laodicea

    17:33

  25. 19.1 Little Fred, The Canal Boy

    18:40

  26. 19.2 Little Fred, The Canal Boy

    20:20

  27. 20 The Canal Boat

    15:56

  28. 21 Feeling

    9:56

  29. 22 The Seamstress

    28:03

  30. 23 Old Father Morris - A Sketch From Nature

    20:13

  31. 24 The Two Alters, or Two Pictures In One

    31:19

  32. 25 A Scholar's Adventures In The Country

    28:16

  33. 26 Woman, Behold Thy Son!

    24:03

  34. 27 The Coral Ring

    26:42

  35. 28 Art and Nature

    18:34

  36. 29 Children

    6:41

  37. 30 How To Make Friends With Mammon

    24:24

  38. 31 A Scene In Jerusalem

    17:30

  39. 32 The Old Meeting House - Sketch From the Note Book Of An Old Gentleman

    21:57

  40. 33 The New-Year's Gift

    23:57

  41. 34 The Old Oak Of Andover - A Revery

    10:47

  42. 35 Our Wood Lot In Winter

    11:06

  43. 36 Poems -The Charmer

    3:44

  44. 37 Poems - Pilgrim's Song In The Desert

    2:37

  45. 38 Poems - Mary At The Cross

    4:47

  46. 39 Poems - Christian Peace

    1:35

  47. 40 Poems - Abide In Me And I In You - The Soul's Answer

    2:05

  48. 41 Poems - When I Awake I Am Still With Thee

    1:41

  49. 42 Poems - Christ's Voice In The Soul

    2:02

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The May Flower and Miscellaneous Writings is by Harriet Beecher Stowe, and its introduction quotes a report to the legislature of Massachusetts on the trees and shrubs of that state, which describes The May Flower. The description says that fragrant, pearly-white or rose-colored flowers are often seen rising from beneath the edge of a snow bank, from this earliest harbinger of spring.

James acts the agreeable to perfection, going down into the garden to look at Uncle Lot's wonderful cabbages and walking all around the corn patch. In a talk with an uncle, the uncle asks whether the listener often complains of coldness and deadness in religious feelings and of lifelessness and want of interest, and says that coldness and lifelessness are the result of forcing the mind to one set of thoughts and feelings. Brother Tom pushes open the door, brings the little recusant in his arms and sets her on her father's knee, and the narrator remarks that she was just at that age when babyhood is verging into childhood.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896) was an American abolitionist and author whose novel Uncle Tom's Cabin galvanized anti-slavery feeling across the world and became one of the most influential books of the nineteenth century.

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About 10 hours
Pages
278
Language
English
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Jim Locke, Michele Fry, Larry Wilson and others