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  1. Selections from the writings of Fenelon: With a memoir of his life by Mrs. Follen by Francois de Salignac de La Mothe- Fenelon, 1851
  2. True stories about dogs & cats (Mrs. Follen's twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1856
  3. Piccolissima: Mrs. Follen's Twilight Stories by E.L. Follen, 1889-01-01
  4. The old garret: Part second (Mrs. Follen's twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1855
  5. The Peddler of Dust Sticks (Twilight Stories by Mrs. Follen) by Mrs. Follen, 1889
  6. The old garret (Mrs. Follen's twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1873
  7. True Stories AboutDogs And Cats - Mrs. Follen by Mrs. Follen, 2010-04-13
  8. Two Festivals by Mrs. Follen, 1889
  9. Little Songs "Twilight Stories" #12 in Series. Includes; Old Nursey; Sun is Up; Annie's Garden; Lullaby; New Moon; Dog & Cat by Mrs Follen, 1856-01-01
  10. Little Songs by Mrs Follen, 1856-01-01
  11. Made-up stories (Mrs. Follen's Twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1889
  12. What the animals do and say (Mrs. Follen's twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1868
  13. True stories about dogs and cats (Mrs. Follen's twilight stories) by Eliza Lee Cabot Follen, 1875
  14. The New Moon. [Unison song.] Poem by Mrs. Follen (J. Williams' New Series of Songs, Duets & Trios. Unison Songs) by Felix Harold White, 1924

41. Butterflies Are Pretty Things By Eliza Lee Follen At Old Poetry
Butterflies are pretty things, Prettier than you or I; See the colors on his wings; From Little Songs By Mrs. Follen, 1832
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Butterflies Are Pretty Things
"Butterflies are pretty things,
Prettier than you or I;
See the colors on his wings;
Who would hurt a butterfly?"
"Softly, softly, girls and boys;
He'll come near us by and by;
Here he is, don't make a noise;
We'll not hurt you, butterfly."
Not to hurt a living thing,
Let all little children try;
See, again he's on the wing; Good by! pretty butterfly!
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From: Little Songs By Mrs. Follen, 1832
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42. Letter 14 [Sunny Memories Of Foreign Lands, Vol 1: H B Stowe]
This morning Mrs. Follen called, and we had quite a long chat together. We are separated by the whole city. She lives at West End, while I am down here in Walworth, which is one of
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LETTER XIV ROSE COTTAGE, WALWORTH, LONDON, May 2. MY DEAR: This morning Mrs. Follen called, and we had quite a long chat together. We are separated by the whole city. She lives at West End, while I am down here in Walworth, which is one of the postscripts of London; for London has as many postscripts as a lady's letterlittle suburban villages which have been overtaken by the growth, of the city, and embraced in its arms. I like them a great deal better than the city, for my part. Here now, for instance, at Walworth, I can look out at a window and see a nice green meadow with sheep and lambs feeding in it, which is some relief in this smutty old place. London is as smutty as Pittsburg or Wheeling. It takes a good hour's steady riding to get from here to West End; so that my American friends, of the newspapers, who are afraid I shall be corrupted by aristocratic associations, will see that I am at safe distance. This evening we are appointed to dine with the Earl of Carlisle. There is to be no company but his own family circle, for he, with great consideration, said in his note that he thought a little quiet would be the best thing he could offer. Lord Carlisle is a great friend to America; and so is his sister, the Duchess of Sutherland. He is the only English traveller who ever wrote notes on our country in a real spirit of appreciation. While the Halls, and Trollopes, and all the rest could see nothing but our breaking eggs on the wrong end, or such matters, he discerned and interpreted those points wherein lies the real strength of our growing country. His notes on America were not very extended, being only sketches delivered as a lyceum lecture some years after his return. It was the spirit and quality, rather than quantity, of the thing that was noticeable.

43. Table Of Contents For Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin
Contents Introduction 1 ELIZABETH AMMONS Letter to Frederick Douglass 19 HARRIET BEECHER STOWE Letter to William Lloyd Garrison 22 HARRIET BEECHER STOWE Letter to Mrs. Follen 23
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Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 1811-1896. Uncle Tom's cabin.
Uncle Tom (Fictitious character).
Southern States In literature.
African Americans in literature.
Plantation life in literature.
Slavery in literature.

44. ISTG Vol 2 - Brig New Packet
Stardford 3 female Sydney, C Breton Boston 16 Mr. Follen 26 male labourer Sydney, C. Breton Boston 17 Mrs. Follen
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DISTRICT OF NEWBURYPORT - PORT OF NEWBURYPORT Columns represent: name, age, sex, occupation, country to which they belong, country of which they intend to become inhabitants. National Archives and Records Administration, Film M575, Reel 5. Transcribed by Mary Koelzer a member of the
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45. The Life Of Harriet Beecher Stowe By Harriet Beecher Stowe: Introduction And Tab
stowe's letter to mrs. follen.george eliot's letter to mrs. stowe.mrs. stowe's reply.life in florida.robert dale owen and modern spiritualism.george eliot's letter on
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    It seems but fitting, that I should preface this story of my life, with a few words of introduction. The desire to leave behind me some reflection of my life, has been cherished by me, for many years past; but failing strength and increasing infirmities have prevented its accomplishment. At my suggestion and with what assistance I have been able to render my son Revd. Charles Edward Stow, has compiled from my letters and journals, this biography. It is this true story of my own words, and has therefore all the force of an autobiography. If these pages, shall lead those who read them to a firmer trust in God and a deeper sense of this fatherly goodness throughout the days of our Earthly pilgrimage I can stay with Valient for Faith in the Pilgrim's Progress. Hartford Sept. 30 1889

46. Chuter Ede Primary School
Every Wednesday Mrs. Follen will be teaching in my class. You all know her and she is looking forward to being with you all once a week in future!!
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47. Alyssa M. (pinkparkagirl) | LibraryThing
Fiftytwo stories, one for each week of the year by Howard Roger Garis. And Then a Harvest Feast by George Dennison. MRS. FOLLEN'S TWILIGHT STORIES THE TALKATIVE WIG by Mrs. Follen
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