A Countess from Canada: A Story of Life in the Backwoods
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The narrative follows Katherine Radford, a young woman who returns to a remote backwoods community to teach and assist with the family store. Her father's grave illness, a violent flood and the arrival of an outsider who buys the local fishing fleet unsettle the settlement. Katherine responds with practical courage, nursing the sick, managing business difficulties and forging alliances. Episodes of peril, misunderstanding and resourcefulness illustrate settler life, communal loyalty and personal growth, and the story closes with reconciliations, renewed hope and a wedding that ties together several characters' fortunes.
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