The Homes of the New WorldGood Press, 2021年4月10日 - 1127 頁 This work presents an exciting travelogue of Fredrika Bremer, a Finnish-born Swedish writer, and feminist reformer. It's a letter diary, written during two years' travels in North America and Cuba, where she beautifully describes her experiences. She entertains the readers with unknown facts about the places and her adventures in a world that was new to her. |
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... speak of my plans and of my route for the future: at present they are not wholly decided; further than that, I wish to spend the winter in Boston—the American Athens—and there, as far as I can, come to a knowledge of the intellectual ...
... speak of my plans and of my route for the future: at present they are not wholly decided; further than that, I wish to spend the winter in Boston—the American Athens—and there, as far as I can, come to a knowledge of the intellectual ...
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... speak of a working-class, but quite correctly of people of small means and narrow circumstances—a class which has ... speaking, beautiful. A really beautiful woman I have not yet seen here, but neither have I seen a single ill-favoured ...
... speak of a working-class, but quite correctly of people of small means and narrow circumstances—a class which has ... speaking, beautiful. A really beautiful woman I have not yet seen here, but neither have I seen a single ill-favoured ...
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... speak to society; Emerson always merely to the individual; but they all are to me as a breeze from the life of the New World, in a certain illimitable vastness of life, in expectation, in demand, in faith, and hope—a something which ...
... speak to society; Emerson always merely to the individual; but they all are to me as a breeze from the life of the New World, in a certain illimitable vastness of life, in expectation, in demand, in faith, and hope—a something which ...
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... speak so entirely from their own honest hearts, that I was glad to accept their invitation, and to arrange to go to them before I took up my quarters in any other homes, as I had promised to do for a time. Among others that of Miss ...
... speak so entirely from their own honest hearts, that I was glad to accept their invitation, and to arrange to go to them before I took up my quarters in any other homes, as I had promised to do for a time. Among others that of Miss ...
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... carriage beside my silent friend, but the music of whose soul I am always conscious of, though he speak not a word; so that after all, there was no interruption to the music. We sailed up the Hudson on a gloomy but beautiful.
... carriage beside my silent friend, but the music of whose soul I am always conscious of, though he speak not a word; so that after all, there was no interruption to the music. We sailed up the Hudson on a gloomy but beautiful.
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Letter XV | |
Letter XVI | |
Letter XVII | |
Letter XVIII | |
Letter XIX | |
Letter XX | |
Letter XXI | |
Letter XXVI | |
Letter VIII | |
Letter IX | |
Letter X | |
Letter XI | |
Letter XIII | |
Letter XIV | |
Letter XXVII | |
Letter XXIX | |
Letter XXXII | |
Letter XXXIII | |
Letter XXXVI | |
Letter XXXVII | |
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