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Borrowed feathers

By Ruth Lamb
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THAT dreadful bell again, and I am almost certain I heard wheels on the gravel! If it should be one of mamma's grandee friends, and only Cinderella to answer the door! I have a great mind to let the individual ring on until he or she is tired. To - morrow I will have all the front blinds down until evening, then no one will think there is anybody at home. And, " added the speaker, "as, socially speaking, I am nobody, they will be right.

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Ruth Lamb

Ruth Lamb was a prolific author known for her engaging short stories and sketches that often explore themes of domestic life and social interactions. Her works, such as "A Wilful Ward" and "Comfortable Mrs. Crook, and Other Sketches," showcase her keen observations of human nature and the intricacies of everyday relationships. Lamb's writing is characterized by a light-hearted tone and a focus on the nuances of character, making her stories both relatable and entertaining. With a diverse range of titles, including "Holiday Stories" and "Aunt Milly's Diamonds," she contributed significantly to the literary landscape of her time.

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