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AUNT MARY - BY - MRS. PERRING - AUTHOR OF 'THE STORY OF A MOUSE,' 'THE STORY OF A CAT,' 'THE CASTLE AND THE COTTAGE,' ETC.
CHAPTER I. - AUNT MARY.
CHAPTER II. - A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT.
CHAPTER III. - THE LOST BROOCH.
CHAPTER IV. - THE RECOVERED TREASURE.
CHAPTER V. - A FRIEND IN NEED.
CHAPTER VI. - A FRIENDLY PROPOSITION.
CHAPTER VII. - THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
CHAPTER VIII. - A BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT.
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en
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~3 hours (201K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jun 2, 2007
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
About the author
Mrs. Perring
A little-known Victorian writer of poems and children's stories, remembered today for gentle, moral tales such as Aunt Mary and The Adventures of a Penny. The surviving record is patchy, but she appears to have written with a warm interest in family life and the everyday world of children.
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