The Blue Window
Temple Bailey
Jan 1926 · Grosset & Dunlap
Ebook
328
Pages
About this ebook
The Blue Window is another of Temple Bailey's exquisite love stories, written in her unusual distinctive style. Hildegarde Carew, brought up in ignorance of the high social position of her father, from whom her mother is separated, spends her girlhood amid the hardships of a country farm. At her mother's death, she goes to live with her father, a tyrannical, selfish, but superficially charming person. Caught in the whirl of the life which surrounds hers, Hildegarde fights to retain her ideals. Her mother's spirit contends with the living influence of the father. This contention and masterful wooing of Hildegarde's country lover, Crispin, are the high points of this beautiful and highly realistic story.
The Blue Window is another of Temple Bailey's exquisite love stories, written in her unusual distinctive style. Hildegarde Carew, brought up in ignorance of the high social position of her father, from whom her mother is separated, spends her girlhood amid the hardships of a country farm. At her ...
About the author
Known as "Queen of the Romantic Novel," [Irene] Temple Bailey was born in Petersburg, Virginia. Her childhood was spent in Washington, D.C. and she attended a girls' school in Richmond, Virginia. In the early 1900's, she got her fiction published in national magazines such as The Saturday Evening Post, Cosmopolitan, and McCall's, which inspired her to try her hand at novels. She eventually wrote over 25 best-selling books and became one of the most successful authors of her time.
Known as "Queen of the Romantic Novel," [Irene] Temple Bailey was born in Petersburg, Virginia. Her childhood was spent in Washington, D.C. and she attended a girls' school in Richmond, Virginia. In the early 1900's, she got her fiction published in national magazines such as The Saturday Evening...
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