
audiobook
by Francis L. (Francis Lister) Hawks
E-text prepared by Internet Archive, University of Florida;
THE GIRL'S CABINET,
INSTRUCTIVE AND MORAL STORIES
A DOLL'S PARTY.
THE VAIN GIRL.
LIZZIE AND FASHION.
EVA'S PET.
RESCUE OF EVA.
THE GIRLS PARTY.
THE DISPENSARY.
A gentle anthology of nineteenth‑century tales, this collection invites listeners into the everyday worlds of young girls who learn the value of duty, humility and kindness. From a lively doll’s party where obedient sisters share prayers and gratitude, to a sister who learns that vanity costs more than a pretty portrait, each story offers a clear moral wrapped in warm, familiar scenes. The narratives are simple enough to follow aloud, yet they carry the quiet wisdom of a time when chores, study and good behavior were the cornerstones of a happy life.
The book also follows the spirited Lizzie, whose cheerful rides on her trusty horse teach that a bright smile outweighs outward beauty, and Eva, whose practical advice about caring for a sturdy dog underscores the importance of responsibility over frivolity. Listeners will find the moral lessons woven naturally into the characters’ actions, making the stories both entertaining and gently instructive for children and nostalgic adults alike.
Language
en
Duration
~17 minutes (17K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Feb 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1798–1866
A gifted 19th-century preacher and historian, he moved from the law into the Episcopal ministry and became known for lively sermons and ambitious church histories. His career carried him from North Carolina to major pulpits in New Haven, Philadelphia, New York, and New Orleans.
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