Ruth Fielding down in Dixie, or, great times in the land of cotton (1916)
Emerson, Alice B · New York : Cupples & Leon · leaf 216
—as well as Helens violin playing—canbe coined. I am going to be self-supporting andthat, as Mrs. Parsons says, is a heap of satisfac-tion. UI need trouble Uncle Jabez no more for money 2o6 RUTH FIELDING DOWN IN DIXIE But I cant remain in idleness—thats agin nater,to quote Aunt Alvirah. I know what… … THE RUTH FIELDING SERIES By ALICE B. EMERSON 12mo. Illustrated. Jacket in full colors. Price 50 cents per volume. Postage 10 cents additional. Ruth Fielding was an orphan and cameto live with her miserly uncle. Her ad-ventures and travels make stories thatwill hold the interest of every reader.…
Children's literature · Girls · Theft · Voyages and travels
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