Marjorie at Seacote | Carolyn Wells | Historical Fiction | Historical Fiction | eBooks
Marjorie at Seacote
by Carolyn Wells
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Windows Vista / XP / 2000, Mac OS X Tiger Features
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Marjorie at Seacote Summary:
| Carolyn Wells (1869-1942) was an American author of more than 170 mysteries and children's books. Born in Rahway, New Jersey, she became a prolific writer for pulp magazines. Her books include The Gold Bag, The Chain of Evidence, The Man Who Fell Through the Earth, The Killer, Calling All Suspects, and many more. |
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| This affecting ditty was being sung with great gusto by King and Marjorie, while Kitty, her mood divided between smiles and tears, was quietly appreciative. The very next day, Kitty was to start for Morristown, to spend the summer with Grandma Sherwood, and to-night the "Farewell Feast" was to be celebrated. Every year one of the Maynard children spent the summer months with their grandmother, and this year it was Kitty's turn. The visit was always a pleasant one, and greatly enjoyed by the small visitor, but there was always a wrench at parting, for the Maynard family were affectionate and deeply devoted to one another. The night before the departure was always celebrated by a festival of farewell, and at this feast tokens were presented, and speeches made, and songs sung, all of which went far to dispel sad or gloomy feelings. |
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