A Most Charming Love Story LITTLE MISS WHIRLWIND By Mrs. Georgie Sheldon
Reading edition
A new story by this very popular writer of love fiction. Every reader will be thoroughly enraptured with the heroine, a demure, innocent little lass, who is most cruelly persecuted. It will be published as
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EAGLE LIBRARY A weekly publication devoted to good literature. By subscription $6 per year. Aug. 16, 1897 NO. 25
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