Elsie's Children

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Holly Hall Publications, Incorporated, 1998 - 229 páginas

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Sección 1
5
Sección 2
7
Sección 3
11
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Términos y frases comunes

answered Archie arms Arthur Conley asked baby beautiful Bible boys Calhoun caresses carriage cheek child Conly Cousin Elsie Cousin Ronald cried Daly darling darling Lily daughter delight Dick Dinsmore dreadful dressed Eddie Elsie's Enna exclaimed eyes face father Faude feel Gertrude glad grand match grandpa hand happy Harold heart Herbert Herbie hope Horace hurt imputed righteousness Isadore Jesus Kate kind kiss knew lady lakelet laughed Leland Lester Lily little Elsie little girl lived at Roselands look Lucy mammy ministry of love Miss Fisk Miss Reed Molly Molly's morning mother never pain pale papa poor Protestantism rest returned Roselands Rosie Ross Sally seemed sister smile sobbed soon Spect sure sweet talk tears tell thing thought told tone Travilla trouble turned Uncle veranda Violet Virginia waiting wish words young

Acerca del autor (1998)

Martha Finley was born in 1828 in Chillicothe, Ohio. She lived in Circleville, Ohio South Bend, Indiana and finally Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. She began her writing career by writing short stories for Sunday School papers. Her most popular works are the Elsie Dinsmore series which consisted of 28 titles. In addition, she wrote the Mildred Keith series which consisted of 7 titles. She also wrote over 50 short books and pamphlets and numerous short stories and articles. Finley died in 1909.

Información bibliográfica

TítuloElsie's Children
Libro 6 de Elsie Books, Martha Finley
AutorMartha Finley
EditorHolly Hall Publications, Incorporated, 1998
ISBN1888306394, 9781888306392
Largo229 páginas
  
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