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Elizabeth Millar Wilson (b. 1830), The Dalles, Oregon
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents ix
- Illustrations xii
- Foreword xv
- The Gift of a Found Half Moon 1
- Typus Orbis Terrarum 2
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God 6
- Considering Her Answer to a Letter Sent By Emigrant, Addressed: “Catherine Sager, Somewhere in Oregon” 7
- While Preparing to Ride to a Cayuse Village of New Converts Inundated by Measles, Dr. Marcus Whitman Inventories His Pack Horse’s Bags While Considering: Which Sermon, Which Psalms, Which Prayers; near Ft. Walla Walla, Oregon Country, November 1847 14
- Lament of the Slatted Sunbonnets 16
- Every Stormy Wind That Blows 24
- Cloth 25
- The Doll 30
- The Stove 33
- Brother Churchianity’s Garden 37
- An Answer For Mr. Anderson 42
- That Long Looked-For Day 45
- “Verbena Tea and Dill Hinder the Witches of Their Will” 47
- Cynthia, Judge Stafford’s First Wife 48
- About These Trumpeters That Line My Walls 53
- Mrs. Darby, Third Cousin to a Royal Confectioner, Gives Advice on Baking a Wedding Cake Modeled after the Spire atop London’s St. Bride’s Church” 56
- The Brides of Christ Consider the Hunger of 100 Children, the 40 Sick, and Many Old Men Who Linger without Relative or Memory 58
- The Widow: Her Song without Words sans Piano 63
- At First, Judge Bacon was Reluctant to allow his Daughter to be Courted by the Son of a Blacksmith 67
- Jésus et Marie, ma force et ma gloire 68
- The Matter of the Raspberries 69
- Je Mets Ma Confiance 72
- How We Got On 75
- The Grass Hunter 79
- On the Second Through Train 84
- The Gift of Granny Wintersteen 86
- Lucy Ann Shows Off Her Scrapbook and Talks About the Art of Regulating Temperatures 87
- Kelp 92
- Gifted to Miss Lydia Corum upon her Marriage to Anderson Deckard 95
- As Granny Wintersteen Unpacks Her Midwife’s Case, She Realizes that She Has Forgotten Her Collapsible Shovel Used for Sterilizing Linens by Fire 99
- Kloh-Kloh 100
- Cutting Her Out from the Flock 104
- A Good Many Brides Today are a Pampered Self-Indulgent Lot 107
- Ida Mae Recalls the Broken Plates of her China Anniversary 109
- How Firm a Foundation 113
- You Haven’t Asked About My Wedding Or What I Wore 114
- Abide with Me 117
- Brown Cloth-Covered Diary of Memoranda & Cash Accounts 118
- A Bridesmaid’s Tale 121
- If No Impediment Shall Be Alleged 124
- Oh Promise Me 126
- Afterword 127
- Acknowledgments 139
- Notes on Hymns, Music, and Lyrics 141
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents ix
- Illustrations xii
- Foreword xv
- The Gift of a Found Half Moon 1
- Typus Orbis Terrarum 2
- A Mighty Fortress Is Our God 6
- Considering Her Answer to a Letter Sent By Emigrant, Addressed: “Catherine Sager, Somewhere in Oregon” 7
- While Preparing to Ride to a Cayuse Village of New Converts Inundated by Measles, Dr. Marcus Whitman Inventories His Pack Horse’s Bags While Considering: Which Sermon, Which Psalms, Which Prayers; near Ft. Walla Walla, Oregon Country, November 1847 14
- Lament of the Slatted Sunbonnets 16
- Every Stormy Wind That Blows 24
- Cloth 25
- The Doll 30
- The Stove 33
- Brother Churchianity’s Garden 37
- An Answer For Mr. Anderson 42
- That Long Looked-For Day 45
- “Verbena Tea and Dill Hinder the Witches of Their Will” 47
- Cynthia, Judge Stafford’s First Wife 48
- About These Trumpeters That Line My Walls 53
- Mrs. Darby, Third Cousin to a Royal Confectioner, Gives Advice on Baking a Wedding Cake Modeled after the Spire atop London’s St. Bride’s Church” 56
- The Brides of Christ Consider the Hunger of 100 Children, the 40 Sick, and Many Old Men Who Linger without Relative or Memory 58
- The Widow: Her Song without Words sans Piano 63
- At First, Judge Bacon was Reluctant to allow his Daughter to be Courted by the Son of a Blacksmith 67
- Jésus et Marie, ma force et ma gloire 68
- The Matter of the Raspberries 69
- Je Mets Ma Confiance 72
- How We Got On 75
- The Grass Hunter 79
- On the Second Through Train 84
- The Gift of Granny Wintersteen 86
- Lucy Ann Shows Off Her Scrapbook and Talks About the Art of Regulating Temperatures 87
- Kelp 92
- Gifted to Miss Lydia Corum upon her Marriage to Anderson Deckard 95
- As Granny Wintersteen Unpacks Her Midwife’s Case, She Realizes that She Has Forgotten Her Collapsible Shovel Used for Sterilizing Linens by Fire 99
- Kloh-Kloh 100
- Cutting Her Out from the Flock 104
- A Good Many Brides Today are a Pampered Self-Indulgent Lot 107
- Ida Mae Recalls the Broken Plates of her China Anniversary 109
- How Firm a Foundation 113
- You Haven’t Asked About My Wedding Or What I Wore 114
- Abide with Me 117
- Brown Cloth-Covered Diary of Memoranda & Cash Accounts 118
- A Bridesmaid’s Tale 121
- If No Impediment Shall Be Alleged 124
- Oh Promise Me 126
- Afterword 127
- Acknowledgments 139
- Notes on Hymns, Music, and Lyrics 141