Her Own Way eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 117 pages of information about Her Own Way.

Her Own Way eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 117 pages of information about Her Own Way.

DICK.  Georgy! [He looks down at his arms.] My arms—­I can’t—­

GEORGIANA.  Oh, Dick!

[And putting her arms tenderly about his neck, she holds him close, as he leans down his head and kisses her, and

THE CURTAIN FALLS

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By MR. CLYDE FITCH Each 75c. net (postage 6c.)

The Climbers
     A keen satire on contemporary New York society, which explains its
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     climber after wealth and everything it brings.”

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The Girl with the Green Eyes
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Her Own Way
and
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    The Transcript (Boston).

Mrs. Dane’s Defence
A Play in Four Acts. 
      First produced in London by Sir Charles Wyndham.  Margaret Anglin
      and Charles Richman scored a success in it in New York and
      elsewhere.

The Whitewashing of Julia
    An Original Comedy in Three Acts and an Epilogue.

Saints and Sinners
     An Original Drama of Modern English Middle-Class Life in Five Acts.

The Crusaders
     An Original Comedy of Modern London Life.

The Case of Rebellious Susan
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The Triumph of the Philistines

Michael and His Lost Angel

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