ELSIE DINSMORE Complete Series: 28 Books in One Edition. Martha Finley

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       Martha Finley

      Elsie Dinsmore: Complete Series (28 Books in One Edition)

      Elsie Dinsmore, Elsie's Holidays at Roselands, Elsie's Girlhood, Elsie's Womanhood

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       Elsie Dinsmore

       Elsie's Holidays at Roselands

       Elsie's Girlhood

       Elsie's Womanhood

       Elsie's Motherhood

       Elsie's Children

       Elsie's Widowhood

       Grandmother Elsie

       Elsie's New Relations

       Elsie at Nantucket

       The Two Elsies

       Elsie's Kith and Kin

       Elsie's Friends at Woodburn

       Christmas with Grandma Elsie

       Elsie and the Raymonds

       Elsie Yachting with the Raymonds

       Elsie's Vacation

       Elsie at Viamede

       Elsie at Ion

       Elsie at the World's Fair

       Elsie's Journey on Inland Waters

       Elsie at Home

       Elsie on the Hudson

       Elsie in the South

       Elsie's Young Folks in Peace and War

       Elsie's Winter Trip

       Elsie and Her Loved Ones

       Elsie and Her Namesakes

      Elsie Dinsmore

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Table of Contents

       Chapter I

       Chapter II

       Chapter III

       Chapter IV

       Chapter V

       Chapter VI

       Chapter VII

       Chapter VIII

       Chapter IX

       Chapter X

       Chapter XI

       Chapter XII

       Chapter XIII

       Chapter XIV

       Chapter XV

      Chapter First

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      "I never saw an eye so bright,

       And yet so soft as hers;

       It sometimes swam in liquid light,

       And sometimes swam in tears;

       It seemed a beauty set apart

       For softness and for sighs."

       —MRS. WELBY.

      The school-room at Roselands was a very pleasant apartment; the ceiling, it is true, was somewhat lower than in the more modern portion of the building, for the wing in which it was situated dated back to the old-fashioned days prior to the Revolution, while the larger part of the mansion had not stood more than twenty or thirty years; but the effect was relieved by windows reaching from floor to ceiling, and opening on a veranda which overlooked a lovely flower-garden, beyond