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Chapter 23 No.23
Word Count: 1728
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Released on: 29/11/2017
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A Girl of the People
“"Mrs. Meade's heroine is a Liverpool flower-girl, and is drawn with more than her usual vigour. She promises her dying mother to keep her little twin-brothers from harm, and the story tells us how she kept her promise."”