A City Schoolgirl and Her Friends (Esprios Classics) - Baldwin, May
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These are the facts, Miss Wharton; hard facts no doubt, but you wished for the truth, and indeed I could not have hidden it from you even if I had wished to do so.' So said a keen but kindly faced old gentleman, as he sat in an office surrounded by despatch and deed boxes which proclaimed his profession to be that of a lawyer.

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These are the facts, Miss Wharton; hard facts no doubt, but you wished for the truth, and indeed I could not have hidden it from you even if I had wished to do so.' So said a keen but kindly faced old gentleman, as he sat in an office surrounded by despatch and deed boxes which proclaimed his profession to be that of a lawyer.
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May Baldwin (1879-1950) was a notable British author known for her engaging children's literature, which often centered around themes of friendship, school life, and personal development. Born in the late 19th century, Baldwin's writing reflects a deep understanding of the social and educational experiences of young readers. Her work is characterized by its emphasis on moral lessons and the growth of characters, making her stories both entertaining and instructive. Baldwin's stories typically feature relatable scenarios from school and family life, designed to resonate with young readers and address common challenges they face. Her ability to weave valuable life lessons into accessible and engaging narratives has made her a cherished author in children's literature. Her books often highlight the importance of empathy, values, and the importance of supportive relationships in the formative years. Despite the changing literary landscape over her lifetime, Baldwin's contributions remain significant for their focus on character development and educational themes. Her works continue to be appreciated for their timeless insights into childhood and the positive impact of strong friendships and moral guidance.