Books with author Mary Jane Holmes

Undated, ca. 1900, hardcover, 275 pages plus 12 pages advertising, with paste-down on front of woman in period attire. SYNOSPS: "Maggie Miller is a story of domestic intrigue, stages of romance and loss of innocence, all set in a 19th century world of loosening class restrictions and restraints upon women. PARTIAL CONTENTS: The Old House by the Mill; Hester and Maggie; Girlhood; The Junior Partner; Stars and Stripes; Unexpected Guests; Madam Conway's Disasters; Arthur Carrolton and Maggie; The Peddler; House of Mourning; and more." CONDITION: Light overall soiling with 1/2 inch spill on back, lettering on spine is faded. Pages are age-toned, binding is secure.

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Darkness and DaylightMary Jane Holmes, bestselling and prolific American author (1825-1907)This ebook presents «Darkness and Daylight», from Mary Jane Holmes. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected.Table of Contents-01- About this book-02- COLLINGWOOD-03- EDITH HASTINGS GOES TO COLLINGWOOD-04- GRACE ATHERTON-05- RICHARD AND EDITH-06- VISITORS AT COLLINGWOOD AND VISITORS AT BRIER HILL-07- ARTHUR AND EDITH-08- RICHARD AND ARTHUR-09- RICHARD AND EDITH-10- WOMANHOOD-11- EDITH AT HOME-12- MATTERS AT GRASSY SPRING-13- LESSONS-14- FRIDAY-15- THE MYSTERY AT GRASSY SPRING-16- NINA-17- ARTHUR'S STORY-18- NINA AND MIGGIE-19- DR. GRISWOLD-20- EX OFFICIO-21- THE DECISION-22- THE DEERING WOODS-23- THE DARKNESS DEEPENS-24- PARTING-25- THE NINETEENTH BIRTH DAY-26- DESTINY-27- EDITH AND THE WORLD-28- THE LAND OF FLOWERS-29- SUNNYBANK-30- THE SISTERS-31- ARTHUR AND NINA-32- LAST DAYS-33- PARTING WITH THE DEAD AND PARTING WITH THE LIVING-34- HOME-35- NINA'S LETTER-36- THE FIERY TEST-37- THE SACRIFICE-38- THE BRIDAL-39- SIX YEARS LATER

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