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Understood Betsy

Dorothy Canfield Fisher

『Understood Betsy』is a free novel e-book of Dorothy Canfield Fisher available on Project Gutenberg. It has 44,124 words and may take about 3h to read.

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CHAPTER I AUNT HARRIET HAS A COUGH When this story begins, Elizabeth Ann, who is the heroine of it, was a little girl of nine, who lived with her Great-aunt Harriet in a medium-sized city in a me...

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Dorothy Canfield Fisher

(1879 - 1958)

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