A Young Mutineer

by L. T. Meade

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A Young Mutineer is by L. T. Meade. The dedication reads To my little girl Hope, the real Judy, with the date October 23, 1893. The contents list chapters titled The People Who Get Married, The Eve of the Wedding, Honeymoon, Husband and Wife, Hilda's Engagement Ring, Judy's Room and The Little Rift.

In one passage the governess, Miss Mills, walks with the children Judy and Babs and says she hates the person who wrote a letter she has received, and Judy asks why she gets letters from a person she hates. In another, Hilda begins a letter that opens My Dearest Husband, then a telegram arrives from Jasper saying that Rivers will dine with them, and she says she had thought her little sister Judy was worse. Lady Malvern sits in the dining room wondering what Jasper has been doing.

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L. T. Meade

L. T. Meade was the pen name of Elizabeth Thomasina Meade Smith (died 1914), a prolific Anglo-Irish author of the Victorian and Edwardian periods. Best known in her own day for girls' school stories, she was also a pioneer of popular mystery and detective fiction, devising early female sleuths and criminal masterminds such as Madame Sara.