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Joseph E. Richards Letters
Testimonial letters, 1881-1894.
7 best short stories by Laura E. Richards
Writer and poet Laura E. Richards has a vast work - she has written more than 90 books throughout her life, most of them children's tales with deep messages. His parents were abolitionists and this influenced the life and work of Richards deeply; in 1917 she won a Pulitzer for the biography of her mother, the author of The Battle Hymn of the Republic.The work of Laura E. Richards is in this book represented by seven lovely tales specially selected by the critic August Nemo:Maine to the RescueThe Coming of the KingThe Golden WindowsThe Shed Chamber The Green Satin GownThe Scarlet LeavesDon Alonzo
Some Say
and I'll bring it right up to your room directly." She beamed on him, and left the room. Mr. Lindsay groaned; looked about him for help, but found none, and retired, groaning, to his study. Part II. The minister had had a delightful but exhausting afternoon. He had gone to look for the nest of a marsh-hen, which he had some reason to think might be in a certain swamp, about five miles from the village. He did not find the nest, but he found plenty of other things: his pockets bulged with mosses and roots, his hat was wound with a curious vine that might possibly be Clematis Verticillaris, and both hands were filled with specimens of every conceivable kind. Incidentally the mosquitoes and black flies had found him: his face was purple, and, like that of the lady at the Brick Lane Branch tea-party, "swellin' wisibly;" and blood was trickling down his well-shaped nose from a bramble-scratch. He had fallen down once or twice in the bog, with results to his clothes; and altogether he pr
Geoffrey Strong
Reproduction of the original: Geoffrey Strong by Laura E. Richards
Hildegarde's Home. by Laura E. Richards (Children's Classics)
Hildegarde Grahame and her mother move, after her father's death, from New York City to a house in the country, where her kindness and concern enrich the lives of neighbors and relatives.
Melody / Y Laura E. Richards
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In My Nursery (1890), by Laura E. Richards (Children Classics-Illustrated)
"Laura Richards" redirects here. It is not to be confused with Laura Richard or Laura Richardson. Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards Portrait of Laura E. Richards.jpg Born February 27, 1850 74 Mount Vernon Street Boston, Massachusetts Died January 14, 1943 (aged 92) Gardiner, Maine Notable awards 1917 Pulitzer Prize Spouse Henry Richards Children 7 (Alice Maud, Rosalind, Henry Howe, Julia Ward, Maud, John, Laura Elizabeth) Relatives Samuel Gridley Howe, father Julia Ward Howe, mother Maud Howe Elliott, sister Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards (February 27, 1850 - January 14, 1943) was an American writer. She wrote more than 90 books including biographies, poetry, and several for children. One well-kn...
Split Second
The breathtaking new thriller from the New York Times bestselling author of WIRED, who has been called "a worthy successor to Michael Crichton." (SF Book.com)What if you found a way to send something back in time? But not millions of years back, to the age of the dinosaur. Not a day back. Not even a minute back.What if you could only send something back less than the blink of an eye? Would this be of any use? You wouldn't have nearly enough time to right a wrong, change an event, or win a lottery. Nathan Wexler is a brilliant physicist who thinks he's found a way to send matter a split second back into the past. But before he can even confirm his findings, he and his wife-to-be, Jenna Morris...
