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Her fairy prince

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The novel opens with two Englishmen meeting in Boulogne: an older, jovial captain who broods over past gambling and a younger, ruined man returned from Australia destitute after forging a relative's name. Their reunion exposes schemes, a paper marriage used to elicit sympathy and funds, and an offer of temporary shelter. Interwoven episodes focus on a young governess who longs to return home but is constrained by family obligations. The narrative follows declining fortunes, strained family ties, tentative attempts at reform, and the moral ambiguities that arise when compassion, deceit, and social reputation collide.

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Gertrude Warden

Gertrude Warden was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature and fairy tales. Her works often blend elements of fantasy and adventure, appealing to young readers with imaginative storytelling. Among her notable titles are "Her Fairy Prince" and "The Gray Wolf's Daughter," both of which showcase her ability to create enchanting worlds and memorable characters. Warden's writing reflects a deep understanding of the themes of bravery and friendship, making her stories timeless treasures in the realm of children's fiction.

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