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The Penn Publishing Company - PHILADELPHIA MCMII
A Daughter of the Forest - CHAPTER I - THE STORM
CHAPTER II - SPIRIT OR MORTAL
CHAPTER III - AN ESTRAY FROM CIVILIZATION
CHAPTER IV - WHAT WAS IN THE NAME
CHAPTER V - IN ALADDIN LAND
CHAPTER VI - A ONE-SIDED STORY
CHAPTER VII - A WOODLAND MENAGERIE
CHAPTER VIII - KING MADOC
In a remote lakeside cabin, the day turns electric as a sudden storm rolls over the forest, and young Margot slips away with only a simple lunch, a microscope, and a favorite book as companions. Her caretaker Angelique frets over superstitions and missing letters, while the wind carries a sense of foreboding that hints at something beyond the ordinary. The atmosphere is thick with the clash of old‑world folk wisdom and the stirrings of a curious mind eager to explore.
Margot’s unplanned trek into the woods soon brings her into contact with the land’s deeper mysteries—a hidden world where nature, folklore, and early science intersect. As she navigates the tangled paths, she meets characters whose motives are as layered as the forest itself, prompting her to question what is real and what is imagined. The opening act sets the stage for a journey that blends adventure, self‑discovery, and the timeless pull of a world that is both beautiful and unsettling.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (278K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 15, 2010
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1843–1910
A prolific American writer of fiction for young readers, she filled her stories with lively adventures, independent girls, and a strong sense of character. Her books were especially popular in the early 1900s, when series fiction for girls was booming.
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