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Mildred and Elsie

Martha Finley

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .d not grow disheartened and weary of waiting; or, incredulous of the love that could keep him waiting, allow some other to usurp her place in his affections?

These were depressing thoughts, and throughout the remainder of the journey they filled Mildred's mind almost constantly. It was only by a determined effort that she could shake them off and talk of other things.

In the course of that day and the next, which was Friday, the other passengers dropped off one by one, until, to her dismay, she found herself alone with Mr. Lord for the first time since they had left Lansdale.

The last to leave them was an elderly lady who had been occupying the back seat along with Mildred since the stage had started that morning. When it drew up before her door, Mr. Lord alighted and politely handed her out. On getting in again, instead of resuming his former seat, he took the one she had just vacated.

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Community Reviews

After spending a long recuperation vacation with her relatives in the South, Mildred is on her way back home. Her health has stabilized, but she may have left her heart behind, much to the dismay of those who would be her suitors when she returns home. However, Mildred is determined not to mope and

Felt a bit rushed compared to the modern day adaption. Still very sweet none the less.