Elsie and the Raymonds
BY
MARTHA FINLEY
AUTHOR OF “ELSIE DINSMORE,” “ELSIE’S WOMANHOOD,”
“ELSIES’S KITH AND KIN,” “THE MILDRED BOOKS,”
“WANTED—A PEDIGREE,” ETC., ETC.
NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
Publishers
The narrative follows the daily life of a virtuous young woman and her extended family as they attend to household duties, social obligations, and acts of charity. Presented in episodic scenes—helping neighbors, easing poverty, guiding younger kin, and resolving domestic concerns—the work foregrounds religious faith, practical benevolence, and moral instruction. Recurring themes are family loyalty, humble service, and faith-informed conduct, with circumstances and conversations shaped to illustrate proper behavior and steady personal piety within a close-knit community.
BY
MARTHA FINLEY
AUTHOR OF “ELSIE DINSMORE,” “ELSIE’S WOMANHOOD,”
“ELSIES’S KITH AND KIN,” “THE MILDRED BOOKS,”
“WANTED—A PEDIGREE,” ETC., ETC.
NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
Publishers