Fanny, the Flower-Girl; or, Honesty Rewarded. To Which are Added Other Tales
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A young orphan who sells flowers in a market finds a large gold coin mistakenly given by a gentleman and, after seeking him out to return it, is acknowledged for her honesty and given a modest recompense. The narrative provides her backstory, her care for an infirm relative, and everyday incidents that reveal character and moral choice. Arranged as a series of short, plainly told episodes, the collection includes additional concise tales aimed at children that stress virtues such as truthfulness, industriousness, gratitude, and trust in providence.
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