Our Landlady by L. Frank Baum - Delphi Classics (Illustrated)

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作者	L. Frank Baum
出版社	Delphi Classics (Parts Edition)
ISBN	9781788771474
出版时间	2017-07-17
字数	20.3万
分类	人文社科,哲学,宗教,哲学

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Title page

L. FRANK BAUM

COPYRIGHT

L. Frank Baum: Parts Edition

Parts Edition Contents

Our Landlady

CONTENTS

She Remarks Emphatically on Some Timely and Truthful Topics

25 January 1890

She Remonstrates on the Giddiness of Church Socials

1 February 1890

She Goes to a Ball and Lets a Cat out of the Bag

8 February 1890

She outdoes Nellie Bly and Makes a Trip around Aberdeen in 72 minutes and 6 seconds

15 February 1890

She Insists on Her Boarders Keeping Lent, With Indifferent Success

22 February 1890

She Gets a Letter from her Brother in Harriman that Nearly Breaks up the Establishment

1 March 1890

She Dabbles in Politics and Aspires to a Great Office

8 March 1890

She Worries over Seed Wheat, and Gets Lectured by the Boarders

15 March 1890

She Discusses the Disadvantages of Prohibition, and Invents a New Method of Baking Pies

22 March 1890

She Makes a Terrible Mistake and Quotes a Proverb

29 March 1890

She Tells Why Farmers Should be Happy and Displays Remarkable Forethought

5 April 1890

She Aspires to Rival Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Concocts Another Scheme

12 April 1890

She Lectures the Boarders for Unseemly Conduct and Feeds Them a Green Apple Pie

19 April 1890

Her Experiences in Attempting to Photograph a Baby, and the Severe Mental Strain that Ensued

26 April 1890

She Discourses on Many Topics and tells how Alley deals out the Corn

3 May 1890

She Gives Away the Initiation Ceremonies of the United Workmen and has a Fruitless Search for the Chief of Police

10 May 1890

She Investigates the Original Package Deal With Doubtful Results

17 May 1890

She Raises the Price of Board, but Lowers it Again Through Stern Necessity

24 May 1890

She Manufactures Hash and Gives the Boarders a few Pointers on the Aberdeen Guards

31 May 1890

She Tackles Religion and Gives Her Ideas of the Sunday Enforcement Law

7 June 1890

She Prepares a Treat for the Boarders Which Leads to a Strange Comedy of Errors

21 June 1890

She Announces Her Birthday and Makes an Even Exchange With the Boarders

28 June 1890

She Celebrates the Fourth and Relates Her Varied Experiences

5 July 1890

She Discourses upon Love and Politics

12 July 1890

She Buys a Cow and the Boarders Help Her Milk it

19 July 1890

She Talks About Railroads and Various Minor Matters

26 July 1890

Our Landlady (1)

2 August 1890

She Exposes a Practical Joke and Tells About the Goose Quill Kiss

9 August 1890

Our Landlady (2)

16 August 1890

She gives a Picnic to the Boarders and Writes a Proclamation

23 August 1890

She Attends the Convention and is Disgusted with Politics

30 August 1890

She returns from her Vacation and Visits the Fair

20 September 1890

She Discusses Timely Topics and Criticises some Aberdeen People

4 October 1890

She Discourses on the “Hard Times Club,” and tells a Story

11 October 1890

She Confides to the Boarders a Deal to Advance the Cause of Equal Suffrage

18 October 1890

She Relates some Exciting Ancedotes and Attends the Independent Barbecue

25 October 1890

She Gets Her Dander up and Goes Back on Politics

1 November 1890

She has her Last Say concerning Politics, and Criticises a Society Event

8 November 1890

She Organizes a Reading Club in the Most Approved Style of the Art

15 November 1890

She gives the Boarders a Thanksgiving Dinner and Discusses her Blessings

29 November 1890

Our Landlady (3)

6 December 1890

She Enjoys a pleasant chat with the Boarders

20 December 1890

She Fills the Colonel’s Stocking and Talks of the Charity Ball

27 December 1890

She Visits the Great Downditch Farm and tells the Boarders of its Wonders

3 January 1891

She Tells the Boarders How to Make a fortune

10 January 1891

Choice Selections from Her Rambling Remarks

17 January 1891

She Reads a Chapter in “Looking Backward” to the Astonished and Interested Boarders

31 January 1891

She Discusses New Inventions with the Boarders

8 February 1891

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