Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told by Prentiss, Elizabeth

Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781946145161)

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Format: Paperback
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Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told by Prentiss, Elizabeth

Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told

$7.95
Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told by Prentiss, Elizabeth

Little Rosa, Gentleman Jim & The Story Lizzie Told

$7.95
Format: Paperback
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LITTLE ROSA's mother promised that God would take care of the children, but doubts grew as the days went by living with a harsh father. The man upstairs passed away and told Rosa to take good care of his brown pitcher. She was obedient, but later on she found a big surprise. GENTLEMAN JIM was thought to be a perfect match for a sweet girl who attracted attention. Clumsy Joe was attracted to her also, and became an example of sacrificial love. THE STORY LIZZY TOLD was about what happened when she grew up. When her father brought home a plant for Lizzie to enter in a flower show, Lizzie continued to tell the story of the disappointing and surprising events that followed. The story came from a letter about the actual yearly exhibition of the "Society for the Promotion of Window Gardening among the Poor," in Dean's Close at Westminster's Abby.

Author: Elizabeth Prentiss
ISBN-10: 1946145165
ISBN-13: 9781946145161
Publisher: Curiosmith
Language: English
Published: 05/25/2017
Pages: 138
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.36lbs
Size: 8.00h x 5.25w x 0.32d
By Elizabeth Prentiss
By Elizabeth Prentiss
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Elizabeth Payson (1818-1878) was born in Portland, Maine. Her writing talent became evident at an early age and she wrote for "The Youth's Companion" magazine. She had a natural gift for teaching and taught in a girls boarding school in Richmond, Virginia. She had a feeble constitution and often battled sickness. She had a religious life, but it wasn't until 1840 that the love of Christ became alive in her soul. She married Rev. George Lewis Prentiss in 1845, who was a pastor and became a professor of pastoral theology at Union Theological Seminary in New York. She published "Stepping Heavenward" in 1869 which became very popular.

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