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Household Papers and Stories

Harriet Beecher Stowe

The work reflects on domestic life, the intricacies of housekeeping, and the essence of creating a home, interwoven with Stowe's candid observations and humor.

"Household Papers and Stories" by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a collection of essays and stories. The work reflects on domestic life, the intricacies of housekeeping, and the essence of creating a home, interwoven with Stowe's candid observations and humor.

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These words were spoken by my wife, as she sat gracefully on a roll of Brussels carpet which was spread out in flowery lengths on the floor of Messrs. Ketchem & Co.

Contents

  1. 01Introductory Note
  2. 02Household Papers and Stories
  3. 03House and Home Papers
  4. 04I the Ravages of a Carpet
  5. 05II Homekeeping Versus Housekeeping
  6. 06Homekeeping Versus Housekeeping
  7. 07III What Is a Home
  8. 08What Is a Home, and How to Keep It
  9. 09IV the Economy of the Beautiful
  10. 10The Economy of the Beautiful
  11. 11V Raking Up the Fire
  12. 12VI the Lady Who Does Her Own Work
  13. 13VII What Can Be Got in America
  14. 14VIII Economy
  15. 15IX Servants
  16. 16Servants and Service
  17. 17X Cookery
  18. 18Cookery
  19. 19XI Our House
  20. 20Our House
  21. 21XII Home Religion
  22. 22The Chimney-Corner
  23. 23I What Will You Do with Her? Or, the Woman Question
  24. 24II Woman’s Sphere
  25. 25III a Family Talk on Reconstruction
  26. 26IV Is Woman a Worker
  27. 27V the Transition
  28. 28VI Bodily Religion: A Sermon on Good Health
  29. 29VII How Shall We Entertain Our Company
  30. 30VIII How Shall We Be Amused
  31. 31IX Dress, or Who Makes the Fashions
  32. 32Who Is the Maid?
  33. 33X What Are the Sources of Beauty in Dress
  34. 34What Are the Sources of Beauty in Dress
  35. 35XI the Cathedral
  36. 36XII the New Year [1865.]
  37. 37XIII the Noble Army of Martyrs
  38. 38Our Second Girl
  39. 39A Scholar’s Adventures in the Country
  40. 40Trials of a Housekeeper

About this edition

Author
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Language
English
Era
Modern (c. 1800–1945)
Reading level
Advanced: for close, demanding reading
Formats
EPUB, PDF
Length
458 pages
This edition
Modern Philosophers

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