Gespräche über Autoren und ihre Arbeit. ble und hell, dass sie sein - kam schnell Freunde, und sein Charakter war woveninto ihre Bücher als Laurie, so gab es eine reale liveLaurie nach allen. Ein Buch von ihr, fast genauso beliebt wie LittleWomen, die Altmodische Mädchen, wurde writtenwhile Kranken in ihr Zimmer. Ich schrieb es mit myleft Hand in einer Schlinge, sagt sie. Ein Fuß oben, Kopf weh und keine Stimme, dennoch, wie das Buch isfunny, werden die Menschen sagen, nicht Sie enjoywriting? Mit Geduld, voller Mut, Louisa Alcottkept auf mit Ihrer liebevollen Arbeit für Vater andmother, Schwestern und ihre Kinder, bis sie bei lastshe hatte Triumphe

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Talks about authors and their work . ble and bright, that they be-came fast friends, and his character was woveninto her books as Laurie, so there was a real liveLaurie after all. A book of hers, almost as popular as LittleWomen, The Old Fashioned Girl, was writtenwhile sick in her room. I wrote it with myleft hand in a sling, she says. One foot up, head aching and no voice, yet, as the book isfunny, people will say, Didnt you enjoywriting it? With patience, full of courage, Louisa Alcottkept on with her loving work for father andmother, sisters and their children, until at lastshe had triumphed over the spectre of worryover money matters, and the success of her lifewas achieved by Little Women and LittleMen. This loving, large-hearted woman, without anyboys and girls of her own became Aunt Jo tohundreds of children all over the world. Herbooks are known and loved, and the children of TALKS ABOUT AUTHORS. 171 other coimtries read them as eagerly as those inher own home-land, and she loved them all, allher lads and lasses.. LOUISA M. ALCOTTS HOME, CONCORD. A verse she wrote for the children of Concord, the little New England home-town, will be aloving reminder of her cheery spirit and love forchildren. The world lies fair about us, and friendly sky above, Our lives are full of sunshine, our homes are full of love, Few cares or sorrows sadden the beauty of our day.We gather simple pleasures, like daisies by the way, 172 TALKS ABOUT AUTHORS. Theres not a cloud in heaven, but drops its silent dew, No violet in the meadow, but blesses with its blue, No happy child in Concord, who may not do its part, To make the great world better, by innocence of heart.Oh! blossom in the sunshine, Beneath the village tree, For the little lads and lasses.Are the fairest flowers we see. SAMUEL CLEMENS. ]IARK TWAIN. Born November 30, 1835. All boys who have made friends with TomSawyer and Huckleberry Finn will be gladto know something about Mark Twain, whowrote about their adventures. When he was

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