
audiobook
by Teachers of the School Street Universalist Sunday School. Boston
OUR GIFT.
DEDICATION.
PREFACE.
"REMEMBER ME."
HONOR THY PARENTS.
UNCHARITABLE JUDGMENT.
BOYS BECOME MEN.
TO THE PORTRAIT OF FATHER BALLOU,
SUSAN'S REPENTANCE AND APPEAL TO HER ELDER SISTER.
LITTLE EMMA.
A modest yet heartfelt collection from a 19th‑century Boston Sunday school, this volume gathers together a handful of poems, short dialogues, and moral reflections crafted by twenty‑five teachers who wrote more for their pupils than for publication. The opening dedication frames the work as a simple offering of love and faith, and the ensuing verses celebrate memory, friendship, and the quiet power of gratitude. Alongside lyrical passages, you’ll find brief conversations that gently explore obedience, respect for parents, and the everyday decisions of young girls navigating the expectations of their community.
The pieces vary in polish, reflecting the earnestness of teachers unaccustomed to the public eye, yet each carries the sincerity of a classroom voice striving to shape character. Listeners will be drawn into the humble cadence of the era, discovering how the modest lessons and tender poetry aim to nurture moral growth while preserving the warmth of a shared, bygone educational experience.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (127K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by The Internet Archive Children's Library, The University of Florida, David King, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team
Release date
2004-01-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A group of Boston Sunday school teachers created this warm, old-fashioned collection as a gift for their pupils. The writing reflects the kindly, moral tone of mid-19th-century Universalist teaching, with short pieces meant to encourage honesty, affection, and good habits.
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