Heather's Mistress: A Scottish Girl and the Woman She Serves

· Aeneas Press
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171
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A girl taken into a household as a companion turns out to hold more of its future than anyone expected. Le Feuvre wrote for the Religious Tract Society and sold in the hundreds of thousands; her stories are plainly told and never sentimental about children. This edition binds 45 plates after painters including Myles Birket Foster, Spencer Gore and John Lavery, alongside 14 illustrations restored and coloured for the text.
A girl taken into a household as a companion turns out to hold more of its future than anyone expected. Le Feuvre wrote for the Religious Tract Society and sold in the hundreds of thousands; her stories are plainly told and never sentimental about children. This edition binds 45 plates after pain...

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Amy Le Feuvre (1861-1929) was an English writer of children's and family fiction who published over a hundred books, mostly through the Religious Tract Society. Her works include Probable Sons, Teddy's Button, Odd, and Heather's Mistress.
Amy Le Feuvre (1861-1929) was an English writer of children's and family fiction who published over a hundred books, mostly through the Religious Tract Society. Her works include Probable Sons, Teddy's Button, Odd, and Heather's Mistress.

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