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Extractions: Ada Cambridge Cross (1844-1926) was a novelist, hymn writer, and poet. Born in Norfolk, England, she married the Anglican clergyman George Cross. He served in several posts in Australia, and she is buried in Melbourne. Links Legend Featured: Link Normal: Link Other: Link Is this description missing or incorrect?
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Extractions: SETIS: The Scholarly Electronic Text and Image Service Cambridge, Ada (1844-1926) Sisters Sisters Ada Cambridge London Hutchinson and Co. 1904 ******************* This document was prepared with borrowed etext for Arthur's Classic Novels. Etext was prepared by volunteers. XHTML markup by Arthur Wendover. April 15, 2004. (See source text for details.) This is the etext version of the book Sisters by Ada Cambridge, taken from the original etext sistr10.txt. Arthur's Classic Novels Chapter I Guthrie Carey began life young. He was not a week over twenty-one when, between two voyages, he married Lily Harrison, simply because she was a poor, pretty, homeless little girl, who had to earn her living as a nondescript lady-help in hard situations, and never had a holiday. He saw her in a Sandridge boarding-house, slaving beyond her powers, and made up his mind that she should rest. With sailor zeal and promptitude, he got the consent of her father, who was glad to be rid of her out of the way of a new wife; took the trembling, clinging child to the nearest parson, and made her a pensioner on his small wages in a tiny lodging of her own. They honeymooned for a fortnight, off and on, as his ship could spare him the happiest pair of mortals in the wide world and then parted in tears and anguish unspeakable for the best part of a twelvemonth. He came back to find himself a father. Wonderful experience for twenty-one! Never was such a heavenly mystery of a child! Never such an angelic young mother! eighteen, and with the bloom of that most beautifying convalescence like a halo about her. He was first mate now, with a master's certificate and a raised salary; it was time to make a home. So while she nursed the baby in Sandridge with the aid of a devoted friend, the landlady's cousin Guthrie Carey busied himself across the way at Williamstown, fixing up a modest house. He also had a devoted friend, in the person of a Customs officer, whose experienced wife took charge of the operations. Lily was to see nothing until all was ready for her. It was to be a "pleasant surprise".
Extractions: This document was prepared with borrowed Victorian Women Writers Project etext for Arthur's Classic Novels. Etext was prepared by volunteers. XHTML markup by Arthur Wendover. April 15, 2004. (See source text for details.) This is the etext version of the book At Midnight And other Stories by Ada Cambridge, taken from the original etext midnit10.txt. Arthur's Classic Novels Contents Chapter I Out Of The Past THEY sat in their American buggy at the turn of an English roadan Australian bride and bridegroom, on their wedding tour. It was a bit of the "old country" that had not been syndicated and modernized since the bridegroom had seen it lastwhen he was a young fellow at Cambridge, paying visits to the houses of his university chums because his own home was inaccessible. Tall hedges embraced the ripening wheat-fields still; brambly ditches yawned beneath them. There were dense woods hereabouts that made green tunnels of the road, and there were thickets of fern and wild vines and bushesacres of unprofitable beautyunder the useless trees. The spot was a joy to the sentimental wayfarer, and Mrs. Wingate's gaze meant rapture not expressible in words. "This," she sighed, "is England, Billy."
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Pioneer Books Lists Ada Cambridge Her Life and Work 18441926. (Melbourne University Press 1991)First Edition Pict. wrs pp. xii, 319. Illust. Maps. Notes. Bibliography. http://www.pioneerbooks.com.au/lists/0037.html
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Book Details Ada Cambridge (18441926) was born in England, publishing moral tales and verseprior to her marriage in 1870 and migration to Australia. http://purl.library.usyd.edu.au/sup/1920897216
Extractions: ISBN Title The Perversity of Human Nature Author Ada Cambridge Price Synopsis The Perversity of Human Nature" was published in the in 1887. Ada Cambridge (1844-1926) was born in England, publishing moral tales and verse prior to her marriage in 1870 and migration to Australia.Regular contributions to the Australasian and the Sydney Mail
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19th Century British And Irish Authors Ada Cambridge (18441926); Robert Bridges (1844-1930); Louisa Sarah (Guggenberger)Bevington (1845-1895); Eugene Lee-Hamilton (1845-1907) http://www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/19th-authors.html
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