Folly as It Flies; Hit at by Fanny FernPREFACE.Reading editionChapter navigation28 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…FOLLY AS IT FLIES;PREFACE.A DISCOURSE UPON HUSBANDS.GRANDMOTHER'S CHAT ABOUT CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD.WOMEN AND THEIR DISCONTENTS.WOMEN AND SOME OF THEIR MISTAKES.NOTES UPON PREACHERS AND PREACHING.BRIDGET AS SHE WAS, AND BRIDGET AS SHE IS.A CHAPTER ON TOBACCO.GIVE THE CONVICTS A CHANCE.A GLANCE AT WASHINGTON.GLIMPSES OF CAMP LIFE IN WAR TIME.UNWRITTEN HISTORY OF THE WAR.MY SUMMERS IN NEW ENGLAND.BOSTON AND NEW YORK.—THE DIFFERENCE.ABOUT SOME THINGS IN NEW YORK WHICH HAVE INTERESTED ME.THE WORKING-GIRLS OF NEW YORK.WASHING THE BABY.CHILDREN HAVE THEIR RIGHTS.MOURNING.TO YOUNG GIRLS.A LITTLE TALK WITH "THE OTHER SEX."A CHAPTER ON MEN.LITERARY PEOPLE.SOME VARIETIES OF WOMEN.CONCERNING THE MISTAKES ABOUT OUR CHILDREN.THOUGHTS ON SOME EVERY DAY TOPICS.A TRIP TO THE NORTHERN LAKES.Previous chapter ←FOLLY AS IT FLIES;Next chapter →A DISCOURSE UPON HUSBANDS.All chapters and sections (28)FOLLY AS IT FLIES;PREFACE.A DISCOURSE UPON HUSBANDS.GRANDMOTHER'S CHAT ABOUT CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD.WOMEN AND THEIR DISCONTENTS.WOMEN AND SOME OF THEIR MISTAKES.NOTES UPON PREACHERS AND PREACHING.BRIDGET AS SHE WAS, AND BRIDGET AS SHE IS.A CHAPTER ON TOBACCO.GIVE THE CONVICTS A CHANCE.A GLANCE AT WASHINGTON.GLIMPSES OF CAMP LIFE IN WAR TIME.UNWRITTEN HISTORY OF THE WAR.MY SUMMERS IN NEW ENGLAND.BOSTON AND NEW YORK.—THE DIFFERENCE.ABOUT SOME THINGS IN NEW YORK WHICH HAVE INTERESTED ME.THE WORKING-GIRLS OF NEW YORK.WASHING THE BABY.CHILDREN HAVE THEIR RIGHTS.MOURNING.TO YOUNG GIRLS.A LITTLE TALK WITH "THE OTHER SEX."A CHAPTER ON MEN.LITERARY PEOPLE.SOME VARIETIES OF WOMEN.CONCERNING THE MISTAKES ABOUT OUR CHILDREN.THOUGHTS ON SOME EVERY DAY TOPICS.A TRIP TO THE NORTHERN LAKES.Yours Truly,◇FANNY FERN.◇← FOLLY AS IT FLIES;A DISCOURSE UPON HUSBANDS. →