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The Traveling Shoemaker
As told by Antanas Kaztauskis
A Lithuanian farm boy remembers the winter night a traveling shoemaker looked right through him and spoke the words that carried him across the sea. Recorded 1904.
幼年・故郷
The Best Shine for Ten Cents
As told by Rocco Corresca
An orphan raised by nuns near Naples, sent out to beg in the streets, crossed in steerage and built his own bootblack parlors in Brooklyn. Recorded 1902.
仕事・奮闘
Henry Sees Me Home
As told by Sadie Frowne
Sadie Frowne, sixteen and orphaned, works a Brooklyn sweatshop and saves what she can. She dictated her own story — including the young man Henry, who wants to marry her. Recorded 1902.
愛・寄り添いすべての回想録
全 6 篇の回想録The Traveling Shoemaker
As told by Antanas Kaztauskis
幼年・故郷1.7k 字
The Best Shine for Ten Cents
As told by Rocco Corresca
仕事・奮闘1.6k 字
A Rose in Her Hair
By an Illinois farmer's wife
家族・絆1.6k 字
Bound Out
As told by a Georgia field hand
時代・歳月1.2k 字
Henry Sees Me Home
As told by Sadie Frowne
愛・寄り添い1.5k 字
As If a Fog Had Rolled Away
By an itinerant minister
人生・叡智1.4k 字