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The whited air : Mary Paul in winter

Author:Susie Paul

Summary:Poems based on a real person, Mary Paul, who worked in the textile mills of Lowell, Massachusetts, during the middle of the 1800's. Material was gleaned from letters Mary wrote to her father, Bela, which are archived in the Vermont Historical Society library. A brief biography of Mary Paul is included. Susie Paul states that she is not related to Mary Paul

Print Book, English, ©2021

Edition:First edition

Publisher: Finishing Line Press, Georgetown, Kentucky, ©2021

Genre:Poetry

Physical Description:29 pages ; 22 cm

ISBN:

9781646626366, 1646626362

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1289858225

Subjects:

Massachusetts Lowell

Paul, Mary Poetry

Travailleuses du textile Massachusetts Lowell Poésie

Women textile workers

Women textile workers Massachusetts Lowell Poetry

Contents:

Rhyme

Counting

What I want

Hens

Shoes

Lace

The bells

Somnambulism

Touch

Peddlers

At the Lowell mills

Mirror

Queen of heaven

No one asks

Overseer

House afire

Snow

Irish need not apply

Astral

A thin place

Snow globes

Sea

Spring