The stories of Fannie Hurst /
by Hurst, Fannie; Koppelman, Susan.
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BookSeries: The Helen Rose Scheuer Jewish women's series. Publisher: New York : Feminist Press at the City University of New York, 2004Edition: 1st Feminist Press ed.Description: xxvii, 349 p. ; 24 cm.ISBN: 1558614834 (pbk. : alk. paper); 1558614885 (library cloth : alk. paper).Uniform titles: Short stories. Selections.Subject(s): Women -- Fiction | Domestic fiction, American | Feminist fiction, AmericanOnline resources: Table of contents only | Publisher description
Contents:
Joy of living (1909) -- Summer resources (1912) -- The other cheek (1914) -- T.B. (1915) -- White goods (1915) -- Sob sister (1916) -- A boob spelled backward (1918) -- She also serves (1918) -- Humoresque (1919) -- She walks in beauty (1921) -- Forty-five (1922) -- The Brinkerhoff brothers (1923) -- The spangle that could be a tear (1923) -- The gold in fish (1925) -- Song of life (1926) -- The hossie-frossie (1928) -- Funny face (1931) -- Home, James (1936).
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Joy of living (1909) -- Summer resources (1912) -- The other cheek (1914) -- T.B. (1915) -- White goods (1915) -- Sob sister (1916) -- A boob spelled backward (1918) -- She also serves (1918) -- Humoresque (1919) -- She walks in beauty (1921) -- Forty-five (1922) -- The Brinkerhoff brothers (1923) -- The spangle that could be a tear (1923) -- The gold in fish (1925) -- Song of life (1926) -- The hossie-frossie (1928) -- Funny face (1931) -- Home, James (1936).
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