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Florence Warden
Book List in Order: 14 titles
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Little Miss Prim. A Novel.
- Mar-2011
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Title: Little Miss Prim. A novel.
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 ... -
A Prince Of Darkness. A Novel.
- Mar-2011
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Title: A Prince of Darkness. A novel.
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 mill... -
Ralph Ryder Of Brent. A Novel.
- Apr-2011
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Title: Ralph Ryder of Brent. A novel.
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 mil... -
A Witch of the Hills Volume II
- Mar-2015
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This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them....
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Miss Ferriby's Clients
- May-2016
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Welton Keynes sees a job as male secretary advertised by Miss Ferriby of The Lawns in London. On the way to the interview he is warned by neighbours that several young men employed in that house have disappeared. Ignoring the advice, he takes the job...
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Heiress Of Densley Wold
Florence Alice Price, Mrs. James (1857-1929), who wrote under the pseudonym Florence Warden, was a prolific British author and actress. She wrote over a hundred novels and short stories, especially romances. She is perhaps best known for her novel Th...
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The House on the Marsh
Wanted, a Governess; must be young. I cut out the advertisement thus headed eagerIy from the Times. I was eighteen, and my youth had been the great obstacIe to my getting an engagement; now here was some deIightfuI advertiser who considered it an adv...
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A Spoilt Girl
Be you for parson's house at Culverley?The time was six o'clock in the evening, the season September, the place a ttle way-side station in North Kent, and the speaker the driver of the local carrier's cart.The person he addressed was a tall, well-dre...
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St. Cuthbert's tower
Rishton Hall Farm was let at last. Lord Stannington had had it on his hands a long time, and had offered it at a lower and ever lower rent. It was an open secret that John Oldshaw, who had a long lease of Lower Rishton Farm at the other end of the vi...
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The Wharf By The Docks
Everybody knows Canterbury, with its Old-World charms and its ostentatious air of being content to be rather behind the times, of looking down upon the hurrying Americans who dash through its cathedral and take snap-shots at its slums, and at all tho...
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A Witch Of The Hills
Poor little witch I think she left all her spells and love-philters behind her, when she let herself be carried off from Ballater to Bayswater, a spot where no sorcery more poetical or more interesting than modern Spiritualism finds a congenial home...
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A woman's face
It was half-past six o'clock on a bleak evening in January. A black starless sky above, frost-bound snow-covered earth underneath, and a film of sleet falling made the hills and valleys of beautiful Westmoreland dreary and desolate as the shadowy lim...