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  • To the Highest Bidder

    Love, betrayal, and ambition in Gilded Age America

    In "To the Highest Bidder," Florence Morse Kingsley weaves a compelling narrative that explores themes of love, ambition, and social stratification during the turn of the 20th century. With a deft hand, she utilizes a realistic literary style characterized by vivid characterizations and intricate dialogues, allowing readers to feel immersed in the societal mores of her time. The plot centers ... Read more

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  • Those Brewster Children

    "Those Brewster Children" centers on the Brewster family, particularly focusing on the children and their experiences. The novel follows the lives of the Brewster siblings as they navigate their daily adventures, family dynamics, and personal growth.The story is set in a domestic and community context, showcasing the interactions between the children and their friends, as well as the various ... Read more

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  • Those Brewster Children

    Those Brewster children explores the emotional rhythms of domestic life through the lens of motherhood, childhood, and the steady balancing act between affection and discipline. The novel reveals how the ordinary routines of a household are shaped by love, fatigue, and the quiet resilience required to nurture growing personalities. Through the mother's perspective, it captures the mental and ... Read more

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  • Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross

    Enriched edition.

    In "Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross," Florence Morse Kingsley intricately weaves a tapestry of faith, conflict, and redemption, set against the backdrop of early Christianity. Through the lens of her protagonist, Stephen, Kingsley explores themes of courage and conviction in a time of persecution, employing a lyrical and approachable literary style that evokes the passions and trials of its ... Read more

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  • To the Highest Bidder

    The novel centers around the lives of its main characters, who are entangled in a web of romantic and social dilemmas. At the heart of the story is a love triangle or a romantic conflict where the affections of the characters are put to the test. The title, To the Highest Bidder, suggests themes of competition, value, and choice, often seen in the characters' decisions about love and life ... Read more

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  • Those Brewster Children

    Elizabeth Brewster sat by the window of her sewing-room in the fading light of the winter afternoon. She had been straining her eyes a little over her work and the intent look did not leave them as she glanced out into the gathering dusk. She could see all three of the children at their play on the lawn. Carroll, tall and sturdy for his eight years; Doris slim and active, her reddish blond hair ... Read more

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  • Complete Romance Humor

    An American author of popular and religious fiction. The influence of her early Wellesley days were captured in her books: "And So They Were Married", and "To the Highest Bidder".CONTENTSThose Brewster Children (1908)To the Highest Bidder (1910)And So They Were Married (1908)Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross (1896)An Alabaster Box (1917)The Transfiguration of Miss Philura (1901)The Transfiguration ... Read more

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  • Truthful Jane

    Truthful Jane follows the story of a young girl named Jane who is known for her honesty and integrity. The novel explores Jane's experiences and the challenges she faces as she navigates her world with a strong commitment to telling the truth.The story highlights the importance of honesty and moral values through Jane's interactions with family, friends, and various situations. As Jane encounters ... Read more

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  • Truthful Jane

    Truthful Jane explores the emotional endurance of a young woman caught between duty and the longing for personal dignity in a world defined by rigid class boundaries. The novel traces the quiet resilience required to maintain self-respect amid mistreatment and emotional neglect within a household that views her more as labor than kin. Through her discontent, the story examines how social status ... Read more

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  • And So They Were Married

    The novel follows the story of a young woman named Mary Stuart. Mary is portrayed as a spirited and independent character who has her own dreams and aspirations. However, societal norms and family expectations pressure her to conform to traditional roles and marry according to her station in life.Against her initial inclinations, Mary finds herself drawn to a wealthy and charming suitor, whose ... Read more

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  • And So They Were Married

    Dr. North's wife, attired in her dressing-gown and slippers, noiselessly tilted the shutter of the old-fashioned inside blind and peered cautiously out. The moon was shining splendidly in the dark sky, and the empty street seemed almost as light as day. It had been snowing earlier in the evening, Mrs. North observed absent-mindedly, and the clinging drifts weighed the dark evergreens on either ... Read more

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  • To the Highest Bidder

    ABRAM HEWETT and his son “Al” were distributing the mail in the narrow space behind the high tier of numbered glass boxes which occupied the left-hand corner of the general store known as “Hewett’s grocery.” There were not many letters and papers in the old leathern bag whose marred outer surface bore evidence to its many hurried departures and ignominious arrivals. Only the “locals” stopped at ... Read more

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