Look Out A Story Of New England From Home Magazine
Ethel, a motherless girl, leaves Frosts for the Cedars to live with guardians Mrs Kenyon’s circle. She forms new ties with Meltha and Alison, moves to a parsonage with Aunt Ruth and Uncle Gerald, attends academy, and receives a prize poem published in a New York paper signaling a hopeful literary future.
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New England
Mrs. Frost
the Cedars
Jed
Keziah
Jane
Irene
Meltha
Alison
Ethel
Abbie
Melth
Ife
Ethel Lindsay
Mr. Herrick
Meltha Herrick
Alison Holmes
Philip
Ruth
Massachusetts
Gerald
Miss Maltby
Cambridge
Mrs. Kenyon
Enos
Springfield
Sam
Aunt Ruth
Academy
Seth Robbins
Matley’s
Uncle Gerald
Papa
Leprang
Sewin
New York
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