Those Brewster Children (eBook, ePUB) - Morse Kingsley, Florence
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Elizabeth Brewster sat by the window of her sewing-room in the fading light of the winter afternoon. She had been straining her eyes a little over her work and the intent look did not leave them as she glanced out into the gathering dusk. She could see all three of the children at their play on the lawn. Carroll, tall and sturdy for his eight years; Doris slim and active, her reddish blond hair streaming out from under her hood and blowing about her eager little face, and three-year-old Baby Richard, toiling manfully to keep up with the others as they piled damp snow-balls into the rude semblance of a human figure.…mehr

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Elizabeth Brewster sat by the window of her sewing-room in the fading light of the winter afternoon. She had been straining her eyes a little over her work and the intent look did not leave them as she glanced out into the gathering dusk. She could see all three of the children at their play on the lawn. Carroll, tall and sturdy for his eight years; Doris slim and active, her reddish blond hair streaming out from under her hood and blowing about her eager little face, and three-year-old Baby Richard, toiling manfully to keep up with the others as they piled damp snow-balls into the rude semblance of a human figure.
Autorenporträt
Florence Morse Kingsley (1859-1937) was a notable American author, best known for her contributions to Christian and historical fiction. Born in New England, Kingsley's literary career was marked by a deep commitment to exploring religious themes and historical narratives through her writing. Her works often focused on faith, moral development, and the challenges faced by early Christians, reflecting her own devout Christian beliefs. Kingsley's most prominent work, Stephen: A Soldier of the Cross, exemplifies her ability to blend historical context with spiritual insights. The novel delves into the life of Stephen, an early Christian martyr, offering readers a compelling portrayal of faith and courage during the Roman Empire. Her writing is characterized by its rich historical detail and inspirational messages, aimed at providing both educational and spiritual value to her readers. Beyond her novels, Kingsley was known for her contributions to religious literature and her involvement in various charitable and church activities. Her legacy endures through her impactful storytelling and dedication to illustrating the power of faith and resilience in historical and fictional contexts.