From then on, Alcott supported herself and her family by writing novels for girls.

从那以后，Alcott就通过为女性读者写书养活自己和她的家人。

Alcott took care of her family for the rest of her life.

Alcott的余生都在照料她的家人。

Alcott also started writing when she was young.

Alcott开始写作时的年纪也很小。

In 1861, the Civil War broke out. Alcott worked as a volunteer sewing uniforms and bandages for soldiers.

1861年，美国内战爆发。Alcott成为了一名志愿者，给士兵们缝制军服和绷带。

Alcott today, what do you think you would ask her?

奥尔科特今天，你觉得你会问她什么？

Bronson Alcott was a philosopher but not a provider. And the family lived close to poverty.

Bronson Alcott是一位哲学家，但并不擅长挣钱养家。他们一家人的生活几近贫困。

All of those were, for Alcott, part of the mainstream of American culture.

对奥尔科特来说， 所有这些都是美国文化主流的一部分。

After the Civil War ended, Alcott wrote a two-volume book, a two-part book, called Little Women.

南北战争结束后， 奥尔科特写了一本两卷本的书， 分为两部分，叫做《小妇人》。

She was born in 1832, the daughter of Bronson Alcott, who was one of the founders of the Transcendentalist Movement.

她出生在1832年，父亲叫做Bronson Alcott，是超验主义的创始人之一。

Even the old Inspector was desirable, as a change of diet, to a man who had known Alcott.

对于一个认识奥尔科特的人来说，即使是老督察也很受欢迎，因为他改变了饮食习惯。