Elizabeth Prentiss

• Dec-2010
• / Christian
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"How dreadfully old I am getting! Sixteen!" So begins Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss, the journal-like account of a nineteenth-century girl who learns, on the path to womanhood, that true happiness can be found in giving oneself for othe...

• Apr-2011
• / General Fiction
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Title: The Home at Greylock.

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

The British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world's largest research libraries holding over 150 million item...

• Jun-2013
• / Christian
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The mountain region of Germany known as the Black Forest is a difficult place to live especially in the bitter cold of winter. Most folks lead a hard and humble life. For Max Steiner it was no different. Despite the protests of his carnally-minded mo...

• Sep-2013
• / Christian
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Aunt Jane was a widow who was rich with wisdom and advice for everyone she knew. Horace was injured in the Civil War which helped turn his soul to God. Because of Aunt Jane’s advice, Horace courageously went ahead with his marriage plans while havi...

• Oct-2013
• / Fantasy
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This is a completely rewritten story, not a PDF or OCR version with a lot of garbage characters! Kindle Version Extras: Working Table of Contents and links, and beautifully colorized versions of the original ink illustrations. This is an old-fashion...

• Nov-2013
• / General Fiction
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The hot summers in New York City are very tiresome for Henry and Bessie. With nothing but red brick buildings to look at and no room for trees in their yard, they long for a change. Imagine their excitement when a long journey ends at their new hom...

• Mar-2014
• / Christian
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This is an amusing story of Aunt Avery and her nephew, Fred, who was always asking for help. Her soft heart gave him money to get his business going and for whatever else. Aunt Avery, who had never been 20 miles from where she was born, lacked knowle...

• Mar-2014
• / Christian
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When the large family came together for Christmas at Greylock there was much discussion about children and how to raise them. Mrs. Grey left a legacy of wisdom and comfort to all who knew her. “To follow in the footsteps of that venerated and belov...

• Mar-2015
• / General Fiction
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Rabbit is a good girl, but she doesn’t always obey Mama. See what happens when she delays in this first ever picture book of the poem by Elizabeth Prentiss.Originally published as the poem The Disobedient Rabbit in the book Only a Dandelion (1854)...