[The may-flower]
Subtitle: short tales and sketches
By: by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe
Contributors: Douglas, Ann, 1942- former owner
Series: The ruby series; Ruby series
Publisher: George Routledge and Sons (The Broadway, Ludgate)
Published: 1898
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Conduct of life; Fiction
Other titles: Mayflower
Notes: Rare Book copy: Title page mutilated.

Rare Book copy: Date derived from inscription on flyleaf.

Rare Book copy: From the library of Ann Douglas.

Gift of Ann Douglas
Table of contents: title: Deacon Enos, the peacemaker, or, Love against the law; title: Florence L'Estrange, or, The reward of kindness; title: Margaret's trials; title: Uncle ABel and little Edward; title: Cousin William, or, Mary's first and last difficulty; title: The drunkard saved, or, Let every man mind his own business; title: Uncle Tim, or, Perseverance is sure to succeed; title: Aunt Mary, or, A bright spot in memory's waste; title: Frankness, or, There's nothing to be ashamed of; title: The Sabbath as it was; title: The Sabbath as it is; title: The Sabbath at home, or, Practical Christianity; title: Who saved you? or, The way to do good; title: The canal boat; and its manifold perplexities; title: Feeling, or, The quiet boy; title: The sempstress; title: Old Father Morris - a sketch from nature.