Book digitized by Google from the library of New York Public Library and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
Verso of t.p.: Published, September, 1915
Verso of t.p.: Printed by J.B. Lippincott Company, at the Washington Square Press, Philadelphia, U.S.A
Frontispiece and plates facing p. 96 and 222
Advertisements on p. 2 and p. [2]-[17] at end
Verso of t.p.: Published, September, 1915
Verso of t.p.: Printed by J.B. Lippincott Company, at the Washington Square Press, Philadelphia, U.S.A
Frontispiece and plates facing p. 96 and 222
Advertisements on p. 2 and p. [2]-[17] at end
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January 20, 2023
Subject: One of the good ones :D
Subject: One of the good ones :D
An +-older woman who develops a health interest in youth.
There's a little bit too much catty disapproval for my taste, but I LOVE it that she goes her own way and does what she's going to do, anyway.
I love it that her heart is so great, she is willing to do things she's never done before.
I love it that she sees value in souls, and genuinely loves.
And, even though (while sometimes it does) the redemptive aspect for those she saves, doesn't always happen so +-easily or quickly in real life, with real people: I LOVE it that Miss Gracen is so successful in her obsession :D
There's a little bit too much catty disapproval for my taste, but I LOVE it that she goes her own way and does what she's going to do, anyway.
I love it that her heart is so great, she is willing to do things she's never done before.
I love it that she sees value in souls, and genuinely loves.
And, even though (while sometimes it does) the redemptive aspect for those she saves, doesn't always happen so +-easily or quickly in real life, with real people: I LOVE it that Miss Gracen is so successful in her obsession :D