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Tale of the Featherstonehaugh family who had once been wealthy but were no longer; of their struggle and happiness as a family, of a wealthy masquerade ball, a stroke of lightning and a marriage. Innocently charming in a quiet way. (PB)
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From Harper's Bazaar.
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