Each and all; or, How the seven little sisters prove their sisterhood (1878)
Andrews, Jane, 1833-1887 · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 8
id people prophesied her ruin.But she had a good heart, and her extravagances of conduct were due only towant of home guidance and training. She developed into a useful, helpful wo-man, and twice saved her own life and once that of a companion by the strengthand skill of her wild girlhood. She… … The Seven Little Sisters Prove their Sisterhood, EACH AND ALL; OK, HOW THE SEVEN LITTLE SISTERS PROVETHEIE SISTERHOOD, A COMPANION TO THE SEVEN LITTLE SISTEES WHO LIVE ON THE BOUND BALL THAT FLOATS IN THE AIR. BY JANE ANDREWS.\ <r^ BOSTON:LEE AND SHEPARD, PUBLISHERS. NEW YOKK: CHARLES T.…
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