All the Days of My Life: An Autobiography: The Red Leaves of a Human HeartGood Press, 2019年12月4日 - 1417 頁 In her own words, Amelia Barr shares her remarkable life story from her humble beginnings as a Methodist preacher's daughter in England to becoming a renowned author in the United States. Alongside her Scottish husband, Amelia endures years of misfortune and hardship as they move from Chicago to New Orleans, Austin, and eventually Galveston, fighting battles of health and home while raising a growing family. Through it all, Amelia relies on her faith and spirit to persevere and finds success as a writer with over 60 published books and countless poems. A true testament to the power of resilience and determination, Amelia Barr's memoir is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration in the face of adversity. |
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AT RIPON AND THE ISLE OF | |
SORROW AND CHANGE | |
IN NORFOLK | |
OVER THE BORDER | |
Date not Gods mercy from thy nativity look beyond | |
LOVE IS DESTINY | |
THE NEVERCOMINGBACK CALLED DEATH | |
I GO TO NEW YORK | |
THE BEGINNINGS OF A NEW LIFE | |
THE FAMILY LIFE AURICULAS | |
THUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY | |
KNOW THY WORK AND DO | |
LOVED TOO LATE | |
Ask me not for I may not speak of itI saw it | |
THE HOME MADE DESOLATE | |
PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK | |
FROM CHICAGO TO TEXAS | |
A PLEASANT JOURNEY | |
IN ARCADIA | |
THE BEGINNING OF STRIFE | |
THE BREAKUP OF THE CONFEDERACY | |
THE TERROR BY NIGHT AND BY | |
THE GODS SELL US ALL GOOD THINGS FOR LABOR | |
POPPIES AND WHEAT | |
BUSY HAPPY DAYS | |
DREAMING AND WORKING | |
THE VERDICT OF LIFE | |
APPENDICES | |
LETTERS | |
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