Not All Laughter

by Eleanor Morton

From "In this volume, [the author] writes of everyday life with a gaiety, wit, and gentle irony at times, but always thoughtfully, with the spirit and wisdom characteristic of her." For 10 years she had a column in the Philadelphia Public Ledger and later in the Philadelphia Inquirer, when the two papers were merged. Meanwhile she wrote novels, delivered lectures on a variety of subjects, continued her settlement work and had a happy marriage.

332 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1937

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