
Produced by Roy Brown
DIVERS WOMEN - BY - PANSY AND MRS. C.M. LIVINGSTON - LONDON - GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS - BROADWAY, LUDGATE HILL GLASGOW, MANCHESTER, AND NEW YORK - THE PANSY BOOKS. - LIST OF THE SERIES.
GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS. - SUNDAY FRACTURES: CHAP. I. —SOME PEOPLE WHO WENT UP TO THE TEMPLE. CHAP. II. —SOME PEOPLE WHO FORGOT THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT. CHAP. III. —SOME PEOPLE WHO FORGOT THE EVER-LISTENING EAR. CHAP. IV. —SOME PEOPLE WHO WERE FALSE FRIENDS. - NEW NERVES. - "HULDY." - WHERE HE SPENT CHRISTMAS. - VIDA. - HOW A WOMAN WAS CONVERTED TO MISSIONS. - MRS. LEWIS' BOOK: PART I. —THE BOOK PART II. —THE BOOK OPEN - BUCKWHEAT CAKES - FAITH AND GASOLINE - BENJAMIN'S WIFE - SUNDAY FRACTURES. - CHAPTER I. - SOME PEOPLE WHO WENT UP TO THE TEMPLE.
CHAPTER II. - SOME PEOPLE WHO FORGOT THE FOURTH COMMANDMENT.
CHAPTER III. - SOME PEOPLE WHO FORGOT THE EVER-LISTENING EAR.
CHAPTER IV. - SOME PEOPLE WHO WERE FALSE FRIENDS.
NEW NERVES.
WHERE HE SPENT CHRISTMAS.
VIDA.
HOW A WOMAN WAS CONVERTED TO MISSIONS.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (294K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2006-02-17
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1841–1930
A hugely popular 19th-century American writer, she published under the pen name "Pansy" and became known for stories that blended everyday drama with clear Christian themes. Her books for young readers and families reached a wide audience and remained favorites for decades.
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1832–1924
A 19th-century writer of children's stories and religious fiction, she was part of a remarkable family of authors that included her sister Isabella Macdonald Alden and her daughter Grace Livingston Hill. Her books and magazine pieces were written for young readers and families, with warmth, moral purpose, and a strong storytelling touch.
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