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1843–1926
A popular American dime novelist, she wrote romantic and sensational fiction under the name Mrs. Georgie Sheldon and reached a wide magazine audience in the late 19th century.

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Sarah Elizabeth Forbush Downs (1843–1926), better known to many readers as Mrs. Georgie Sheldon, was an American author of dime novels and magazine fiction. She published under several forms of her name, including Sarah Elizabeth Forbush Downs, Mrs. Georgie Sheldon, and Mrs. George Sheldon Downs.
Born on June 5, 1843, she became known for fast-moving stories full of romance, secrets, and dramatic turns, the kind of fiction that was hugely popular with general readers of her time. Her work appeared in the lively world of late-19th-century popular publishing, where serialized and inexpensive fiction helped authors reach a very large audience.
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