Mary Wilkins: 128 books

An interesting little girl is Comfort Pease, whose gold ring causes her to disobey and deceive her mother but whose conscience finally wins the victory, bringing its consequent reward of peace of mind and approval of friends.

Young Maria Edgham’s widowed father marries Ida, a beautiful but cold-blooded schoolteacher. When Maria’s baby half-sister is lost aboard a train, Maria and friends journey from their New England village to New York City in search of the child. Her quest, taken with an interesting traveling companion, Wollaston Lee, leads her to an absurd and questionable marriage in this 1907 novel.

In the essay and especially in poetry the cat has become a favourite subject, but in fiction it must be admitted that he lags considerably behind the dog. The reasons for this apparently arbitrary preference on the part of authors are perfectly easy to explain. The instinctive acts of the dog, who is...

The narrative charmingly depicts the enduring power of love. The influence of feelings and emotions shapes and builds the character. Bliss for those who experience it Freeman has made it a blessing for the reader as well. Portraying the deep love in its true form she has created an enchanting story that engulfs the imagination.

THAT affair of Jim Simmons's cats never became known. Two little boys and a little girl can keep a secret - that is, sometimes. The two little boys had the advantage of the little girl because they could talk over the affair together, and the little girl, Lily Jennings, had no intimate girl friend to...

A collection of Wonderful and Humorous tales that children will surely enjoy at bedtime and anytime. Stories in this book includes: The Copy Cat, The Cock of the Walk, Johnny-in-Woods, Daniel and Little Dan'l, Big Sister Solly, Little Lucy Rose, Noblese, Coronation, The Amethyst Comb, The Umbrella Man, The Balking of Chrsitopher, Daer Annie

THAT affair of Jim Simmons's cats never became known. Two little boys and a little girl can keep a secret— that is, sometimes. The two little boys had the advantage of the little girl because they could talk over the affair together, and the little girl, Lily Jennings, had no intimate girl friend to...