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Marcia Schuyler

First published: 1908
Pages: 330

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Chapter 01
24:32
Chapter 02
26:00
Chapter 03
20:06
Chapter 04
26:57
Chapter 05
20:00
Chapter 06
27:10
Chapter 07
21:13
Chapter 08
15:31
Chapter 09
17:35
Chapter 10
28:16
Chapter 11
23:41
Chapter 12
32:10
Chapter 13
25:03
Chapter 14
32:45
Chapter 15
31:11
Chapter 16
23:07
Chapter 17
26:07
Chapter 18
21:50
Chapter 19
23:31
Chapter 20
15:53
Chapter 21
28:13
Chapter 22
29:28
Chapter 23
34:24
Chapter 24
22:34
Chapter 25
27:06
Chapter 26
26:13
Chapter 27
26:32
Chapter 28
25:01
Chapter 29
22:07

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About this book

On the morning she is meant to be married, Kate Schuyler runs off with another man, leaving her family disgraced and a bewildered groom without a bride. To spare the household from scandal, Kate's younger sister Marcia agrees to take her place and marry David Spafford. What follows is a slow, tender love story: David, still grieving the woman who jilted him, treats his new young wife with gentle courtesy but stays blind to her quiet devotion, while Marcia grows into a role she never sought. Set in early nineteenth-century New York, when the railroad is still a novelty and David edits a small-town newspaper, the book weighs duty, faith, and self-sacrifice against wounded pride. It was Grace Livingston Hill's first major success and helped shape the inspirational romance she is remembered for.

About the author

Grace Livingston Hill

Grace Livingston Hill was an early 20th-century novelist and wrote both under her real name and the pseudonym Marcia Macdonald. She wrote over 100 novels and numerous short stories. Her characters were most often young Christian women or become Christians within the confines of the story.