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1.
Louisa May Alcott
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Oklahoma Press 1950
Subjects:
Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888
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...and physicians flourished,Louisa walked, stopping before the...human beings.At the Bath Hotel Louisa found that she received not...based on Mrs. Jones' Hygienic Cook Book, but Dr. Miller'streatment...Cure werealso recommended, and Louisa proceeded to take full advanU...
3.
The Louisa May Alcott Encyclopedia
Contributors:
Publisher:
Greenwood Press 2001
Subjects:
Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888--Encyclopedias
Authors, American--19th Century--Biography--Encyclopedias
Women and Literature--United States--History--19th Century--Encyclopedias
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...and in “What A Shovel Did,” a kindly Irish cook invites the protagonist in for breakfast after his labors. While...201Cdirty hood” and an “old shawl”; the cook is beguiled by the hero, who, having been in plays in his youth...
4.
Good Wives
Contributors:
Publisher:
Henry Frowde 1908
Subjects:
Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888. Good Wives
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...By W. H. G. KINGSTONLITTLE WOMEN. By LOUISA ALCOTTTALES FROM HANS ANDERSENTOM BROWN...DURWARDBy SIR WALTER SCOTTGOOD WIVES. By LOUISA ALCOTTADVENTURES IN THE RIFLE BRIGADEBy...PENINSULAR WARBy SIR W. NAPIERCAPTAIN COOK'S VOYAGESMR. MIDSHIPMAN EASYBy CAPTAIN...
5.
Little Women
Contributors:
Publisher:
Oxford University Press 1998
Subjects:
Fiction
Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888. Little Women
Sisters--New England--Fiction
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...was fitted out before any one began, and taken up,with the cook's compliments. The boiled tea was very bitter, theomelette...were the complaints below, and great the chagrin of thehead cook, at her failures. 'Never mind, I'll get the dinner, andbe...
6.
Little Men
Contributors:
Publisher:
Grosset & Dunlap 1913
Subjects:
Brothers--New England--Juvenile Fiction
New England--Juvenile Fiction
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" My new cook has a good temper I see, and that is sucha...flourishes that would havedriven a real pastry cook wild. " Now I put them in! " sheexclaimed...little oven." Clear up your things; a good cook never lets her utensilscollect. Then pare...
7.
Little Women: Or, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy
Contributors:
Publisher:
Little, Brown 1915
Subjects:
March family (Fictitious characters)--Fiction
Family--New England--Fiction
Sisters--New England--Fiction
New England--Fiction
Fiction
Domestic fiction
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...was fitted out before anyone began, and taken up,with the cook's compliments. The boiled tea was very bitter,the omelette...were the complaints below, and great the chagrin of thehead cook at her failures. "Never mind, I'll get the dinner,and...
8.
Essays on Grammatical Theory and Universal Grammar
Contributors:
Publisher:
Clarendon Press 1989
Subjects:
Grammar, Comparative And General
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...0028and can passivize) whereas what it is thrown atcan be in accusative or locative; other verbs of this type include'cook', 'carry' and 'leave'.A lot of attention has been focused on Bantu languages, in whichtwo noun phrases, without any...
9.
Bronson Alcott's Fruitlands
Contributors:
Publisher:
The Riverside Press 1915
Subjects:
Fruitlands (Harvard, Mass.)
Alcott, Amos Bronson, 1799-1888
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...proprietor or hire­ling. The driving of cattle beyond their naturaland pleasurable exertion; the waiting upon themas cook and chambermaid three parts of the year;the excessive labor of mowing, curing, and hous­ing hay, and of collecting...
10.
The Harvesters: The Story of the Migrant People
Contributors:
Publisher:
Doubleday 1961
Subjects:
Migrant Labor--United States
Migrant Agricultural Laborers--United States
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...about the pay and had eventhreatened to have the grumblers sent back to Mexico.One man insisted that he be given a stove to cook his ownmeals. This the foreman told him would not be practical; it wasten miles to town, and how could he walk there after...
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