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This story of a blind girl has a wholesome charm like that of Miss
Yonge’s works. The heroine is a little girl when we first meet her,
but she is a young woman and has been through many varied experiences
when we leave her at last in a happy home, and full of the joy of life.
Blindness seems here to be a thing that is inconvenient and sometimes
dangerous, and makes life exciting now and again, but its tragedy is so
little emphasized that the reader’s sympathies are drawn out without
ever any depression weighing upon him.
Illustrations by Margaret Eckerson.
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