RECORD ID

1864

FIGURE

Little Woman

NARRATIVE

Spirit-Person Narratives

PRINTED LABEL

little woman

PUBLICATION

Tales of the Austral Tropics; Ernest Favenc

AUTHOR

Not specified

Brown's. Men from the hot western plains, who had lived for weary months upon pigweed and "salt-horse," rested at Mrs. Brown's with calm contentment. Freshest of vegetables, of butter, of eggs, and best of cooking, what could a man with a salt-junksaturated liver want more? As cheery as her well-kept table was the appearance of the hostess herself, a plump little woman, who perennially had a smile upon her pretty face, and a kindly greeting for everybody. She was devoted to her quiet, easy-going husband, who warmly reciprocated the feeling. A word from Mrs. Brown would steady the most drunken fellow, and when she was in the bar.

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1. 01little woman in Robbery under Arms1888 · Project Gutenberg
2. 02little woman in Bush Studies1902 · Project Gutenberg
3. 03little woman in The Last Chance1905 · Project Gutenberg
4. 04little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs First Series1925 · Project Gutenberg Australia
5. 05little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs Fourth Series1925 · Project Gutenberg Australia
6. 06little woman in Tales of the Dandenongs Fourth Series1925 · Project Gutenberg Australia