The Girl in the Mirror

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The Girl in the Mirror

by Elizabeth Garver Jordan

EN·~5 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
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THE GIRL IN THE MIRROR - BY - ELIZABETH JORDAN - Author of "The Wings of Youth," "May Iverson—Her Book," "Lovers' Knots," etc. - ILLUSTRATED BY - PAUL MEYLAN

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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THE GIRL IN THE MIRROR

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CHAPTER I - BARBARA'S WEDDING

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CHAPTER II - RODNEY LOSES A BATTLE

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CHAPTER III - LAURIE MEETS MISS MAYO

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CHAPTER IV - A PAIR OF GRAY EYES

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CHAPTER V - MR. HERBERT RANSOME SHAW

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CHAPTER VI - LAURIE SOLVES A PROBLEM

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Description

In the crisp December air of Devondale, Ohio, the town’s quiet streets erupt into a glittering procession as the elite gather for the most talked‑about event of the season – Barbara Devon’s wedding. The grand St. Giles Episcopal Church swells with polished carriages, polished smiles, and a curious mix of high society and hometown onlookers, each eager to glimpse the newest members of the community’s inner circle. Amid the chatter of bankers, country‑club regulars, and the occasional wandering caddie, the atmosphere crackles with both celebration and the subtle tension of expectations.

As the ceremony unfolds, the focus shifts to the bride herself, a young woman whose poised exterior masks a restless curiosity about the world beyond Devondale’s manicured lawns. A mysterious antique mirror, a family heirloom that has long hung in the Devon household, begins to draw her attention, hinting at reflections that may reveal more than mere appearances. Listeners are invited to follow Barbara’s inner journey, where the glitter of the wedding day gives way to questions of identity, desire, and the secrets that lie just beyond the glass.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (343K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2010-03-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Elizabeth Garver Jordan

Elizabeth Garver Jordan

1867–1947

A sharp-eyed reporter turned magazine editor, this early 20th-century writer brought newsroom energy and social conviction to both journalism and fiction. Her career ranged from covering headline trials to shaping major literary voices and supporting the suffrage movement.

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