Nelly: or, The Best Inheritance

Lucy Ellen Guernsey (1826 - 1899)

This little story is written to illustrate the value of honesty and faithfulness in small and great matters. Nelly's earnings may possibly be considered rather large for a girl of her age; but a lady of much experience, to whom I referred the matter, assures me that they are not exaggerated, and that a perfectly trustworthy clerk is worth almost any price to his or her employers. A woman mostly confined to the bed and sofa earned, in three years, nearly seven hundred dollars by doing the finer and more elaborate kinds of tatting. - Summary by Lucy Ellen Guernsey

Genre(s): General

Language: English

Keyword(s): inheritance (36), Moral (23), hard work (2), needlecraft (1)

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 01 I Cbteddy
00:14:59
Play 02 II Lynne T
00:21:38
Play 03 III Cbteddy
00:18:45
Play 04 IV Ella
00:27:57
Play 05 V Joy Dunne
00:15:31
Play 06 VI Nancy Gorgen
00:18:02
Play 07 VII Katherine
00:23:49
Play 08 VIII lcole5
00:12:59
Play 09 IX Ella
00:17:31
Play 10 X RedCorsair
00:22:33
Play 11 XI Ella
00:29:41
Play 12 XII Ella
00:22:09