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Rhoda of the Underground

Chapter 1: RHODA OF THE UNDERGROUND
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The narrative sketches the life of a young woman named Rhoda in a sunlit riverside town, portraying domestic scenes, family relationships, and contrasts between sisters. Richly descriptive passages evoke setting, fashions, and everyday rituals as parcels from a steamboat prompt conversation and reveal tastes, small pleasures, and tensions. Character depiction balances a serious demeanor with playful impulses, and episodic scenes of shopping, reading, and household bustle unfold into quiet moments that suggest deeper personal and social currents.

RHODA OF THE UNDERGROUND

“He listened with her hand clasped in his.”

RHODA OF THE
UNDERGROUND

By
FLORENCE FINCH KELLY
Author of “With Hoops of Steel,” “The Delafield
Affair,” etc., etc.

WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY
THE KINNEYS

New York
STURGIS & WALTON
COMPANY
1909