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"Little Foxes" is another work by Harriet Beecher Stowe published in 1865. Unlike her better-known work "Uncle Tom's Cabin," which deals with the issue of slavery, "Little Foxes" is a collection of essays that focus on everyday life and moral issues and the importance of cultivating good habits and virtues in everyday life.
Stowe's writing on "Little Foxes" is insightful and reflective, encouraging her readers to be alert to small moral mistakes that can accumulate over time and negatively impact a person's character and relationships. The book serves as a reminder of the importance of paying attention to the small details of a person's moral life, arguing that it is often the "little" things that make the most important changes in our character and relationships with others.

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Summary
The title ¡°Little Foxes¡± is taken from Song of Solomon 2:15: ¡°Bring to us the foxes who steal the vines, for our vines have good grapes.¡± In this context, the "little fox" represents a minor, seemingly trivial flaw or bad habit that can undermine an individual's character or the well-being of a community. Through his essays, Stowe addresses a variety of issues, including gossip, procrastination, laziness, and selfishness.