Oh, Money! Money! | Eleanor H. Porter | Literature | Classics | eBooks


Oh, Money! Money!

by Eleanor H. Porter


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Oh, Money! Money! - Adobe eBook

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Windows Vista / XP / 2000, Mac OS X Tiger

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Oh, Money! Money! Summary:

Well, of course Maggie had to come home right away. None of the rest wanted to take care of him and Maggie had to. There was another Duff sister then--a married sister (she's died since), but SHE wouldn't take him, so Maggie had to. Of course, none of the Blaisdells wanted the care of him--and he wasn't their father, anyway. Frank was wanting to marry me, and Jim and Flora were in school and wanted to stay there, of course. So Maggie came. Poor girl!

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Oh Money! Money!


An interesting comedy with the undercurrent of deep satire on how money works and forms human characters. Money remains the touchstone for testing human weaknesses and attitudes. The theme is presented in a light and humorous manner that is delightful and enchanting.