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The narrative follows Jane Barnes, a lively young woman in a declining suburban town, and her relationships with her brother Baldwin and local neighbors as they navigate everyday domestic routines, social scandals, and seasonal entertainments. Episodes move between intimate breakfasts, a sensational abandoned wedding, community gatherings such as a costume ball and an ice palace, and mysterious or haunted interludes centered around a recurring dim lantern motif. Scenes explore shifting fortunes, small-town gossip, youthful optimism versus weary practicality, and the interplay of artful sensibility and thrift. The structure is episodic, blending light comedy, romance, and occasional melancholy to portray communal life and personal hopes in a familiar small-town setting.

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Title: The Dim Lantern

Author: Temple Bailey

Illustrator: Coles Phillips

Release date: August 11, 2019 [eBook #60090]
Most recently updated: October 17, 2024

Language: English

Credits: E-text prepared by Tim Lindell, David E. Brown, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team

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IN HER ORANGE CLOAK SHE SHONE THROUGH THE
VEIL OF MIST, LUMINOUS



The
DIM LANTERN

BY
TEMPLE BAILEY

Author of “The Gay Cockade,”
“The Trumpeter Swan,”
“The Tin Soldier,” etc.

Illustrated by
COLES PHILLIPS


THE PENN PUBLISHING
COMPANY PHILADELPHIA
1923



COPYRIGHT
1922 BY
THE PENN
PUBLISHING
COMPANY

The Dim Lantern

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