Here's how this vintage fiction was described in 1918: "An old-fashioned love story that is nontheless modern."
The National Library for the Blind describes it this way: "The Ballard siblings, Mary, Constance, and Barry, live in an
old house in Washington, D.C. With Constance getting
married, their aunts, Isabelle and Frances, want Mary to
close up the house. However, Mary feels responsible for
Barry, so she has taken the bold step of renting the Tower
Room to a gentleman."
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In Which Rose-Leaves and Old Slippers Speed a Happy Pair; and in Which Sweet and Twenty Speaks a New and Modern Language, and Gives a Reason for Renting a Gentleman's Library.
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