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Mildred's New Daughter
Martha Finley
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âGive back that candy and Iâll be quiet enough,â returned Harry sturdily.
âWhat a hog of a man to be robbing those poor little children of their candy!â exclaimed a motherly-looking country woman in the next seat, apparently addressing her remark to a young girl at her side, but speaking loud enough for Coote and other near-by passengers to hear.
The train was just starting. Coote leaned over the back of the seat, bringing his mouth near to Harryâs ear.
âYou keep quiet, you young dog,â he said savagely, âor Iâll pitch you out the window and let the train run over you and kill you.â
âOh, you wicked, wicked man!â cried Ethel, with a burst of tears, putting her arm round Harry and holding him close; âif you do youâll get hung for murder.â
âTake care, miss; it wouldnâ. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
The conclusion of the Mildred Keith series follows Ethel Eldon from young childhood to her eventual meeting and marriage to Mildred's son Percy, becoming her first daughter-in-law (and has Mildred actually in about one chapter).
Ms. Finley was very good at giving a picture of the time period (and as