Excerpt from The Bountiful Lady: Or How Mary Was Changed From a Very Miserable Little Girl to a Very Happy One
She lived in a poor, narrow street, and during the daytime she spent many hours in the road. During the night she lay on a sack on the floor of a small room with three other children. Sometimes, when she played in the road, Mary almost forgot she was hungry; but for the most part, she was a sorrowful little girl. She had none of the things which you like \the best she did not even know there were such things in the world; she seldom had enough to eat, and her clothes were very ragged and dirty indeed.
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- PublisherForgotten Books
- Publication date2018
- ISBN 10 0483469920
- ISBN 13 9780483469921
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages213
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