"May Your Days be Merry and Bright": Christmas Stories by WomenThese short stories, written over the last 120 years by leading American women writers, reflect all of the varied emotions of Christmas, and through their literary craft enrich the many meanings of the Christmas holidays. |
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Pagina 112
Is it little you mean ? Well , my Amy's two little feet use ' to be swallowed up in my hand - so , ' she says , shuttin ' her hand over to show us . " Well , so they went on . I give you my word I stood there sort o'grippin ' up on my ...
Is it little you mean ? Well , my Amy's two little feet use ' to be swallowed up in my hand - so , ' she says , shuttin ' her hand over to show us . " Well , so they went on . I give you my word I stood there sort o'grippin ' up on my ...
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What do you mean ? " he demanded . He looked from one face to another . " What do any of you mean ? " It was Anne who answered . She was the fierce one , the little fierce one who flew at him and bit him one day when she was seven .
What do you mean ? " he demanded . He looked from one face to another . " What do any of you mean ? " It was Anne who answered . She was the fierce one , the little fierce one who flew at him and bit him one day when she was seven .
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“ I mean , for Great Neck to Christmas . Anyhow , " she says , " I'm going Christmas Eve and sleep over and be there all day Christmas and help trim the tree and bake the Stollen . " Hecksher used to be a wonderful baker .
“ I mean , for Great Neck to Christmas . Anyhow , " she says , " I'm going Christmas Eve and sleep over and be there all day Christmas and help trim the tree and bake the Stollen . " Hecksher used to be a wonderful baker .
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Acknowledgments | 9 |
Louisa May Alcott A March Christmas | 16 |
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Old Mother Goose | 34 |
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ain't arms asked better brown called child Christine Christmas closed cold coming cried dance darlin didn't Doll don't door dress everything eyes face father feel felt gave girl give hair half hand happy hard Havermash head hear heard heart Hecksher Hilda hour Indigo It's Jimmie keep kind kitchen knew lady laughed Laura light listened live looked mean mind minute Miss morning mother never night once opened Parkins Paulina peace Perhaps play poor presents remember round seemed smile snow stand star steps stood stopped story street suddenly sure talk tell things thought told took tree turned voice wait warm window woman women wonderful young
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | "May Your Days be Merry and Bright": Christmas Stories by Women Plume books |
| Redacteur | Susan Koppelman |
| Bijdrager | Susan Koppelman |
| Uitgever | New American Library, 1989 |
| ISBN | 0452263360, 9780452263369 |
| Lengte | 259 pagina's |
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