The Soldier's GirlYoung Maisie Gibbs is a conscientious young woman, though life is harder since both her parents passed away. She is relieved when she finds a position as a housemaid in Kensington, under the watchful eyes of the formidable housekeeper, Mrs Carpenter, and she quickly settles in. |
Contents
Section 19 | 212 |
Section 20 | 226 |
Section 21 | 237 |
Section 22 | 249 |
Section 23 | 260 |
Section 24 | 274 |
Section 25 | 286 |
Section 26 | 298 |
Section 9 | 95 |
Section 10 | 106 |
Section 11 | 118 |
Section 12 | 132 |
Section 13 | 145 |
Section 14 | 156 |
Section 15 | 167 |
Section 16 | 180 |
Section 17 | 190 |
Section 18 | 202 |
Section 27 | 307 |
Section 28 | 322 |
Section 29 | 331 |
Section 30 | 342 |
Section 31 | 355 |
Section 32 | 366 |
Section 33 | 377 |
Section 34 | 388 |
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