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Comfort Pease and her Gold Ring   By: (1852-1930)

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Comfort Pease and her Gold Ring by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman is a delightful and heartwarming tale set in a small New England village. The story follows the life of Comfort Pease, a strong-willed and independent young woman. From the very beginning, Freeman skillfully creates a vivid and nostalgic atmosphere in which readers can truly immerse themselves.

One of the most captivating aspects of this book is the way in which the author portrays the characters. Comfort Pease is a wonderfully complex protagonist, filled with determination and a thirst for adventure. Her journey towards self-discovery and finding her place in the world is beautifully depicted, and readers will undoubtedly find themselves rooting for her throughout the book.

Furthermore, Freeman's attention to detail is truly commendable. The meticulous descriptions of the village and its inhabitants provide a rich backdrop for the story. The author's ability to transport readers back in time and make them feel as if they are part of the community is truly remarkable.

The plot itself is engaging and filled with twists and turns that keep readers guessing. As Comfort Pease searches for her lost gold ring, she unravels a series of secrets and uncovers hidden connections among the villagers. Freeman skillfully weaves together various subplots, seamlessly merging them into a cohesive narrative.

Another strength of this book lies in its exploration of social dynamics and gender roles in a bygone era. Freeman tackles themes of societal expectations, the significance of marriage, and the limitations imposed on women during that time period. It is through her nuanced portrayal of these issues that the author manages to create a thought-provoking and memorable reading experience.

The only criticism one might have is that at times, the pacing of the story feels a bit slow. However, this is easily overshadowed by the overall captivating nature of the novel.

In conclusion, Comfort Pease and her Gold Ring is a beautifully written and engaging book that transports readers to a simpler time. Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman's masterful storytelling and her memorable characters make this a truly enjoyable read. Whether you are a fan of historical fiction or simply appreciate a well-crafted tale, this book is a must-read.

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Comfort Pease

And her Gold Ring

By

Mary E. Wilkins

Author of Prembroke, Jane Field, A Humble Romance, etc., etc.

Fleming H. Revell Company New York Chicago Toronto MDCCCXCV

One of the first things which Comfort remembered being told was that she had been named for her Aunt Comfort, who had given her a gold ring and a gold dollar for her name. Comfort could not understand why. It always seemed to her that her aunt, and not she, had given the name, and that she should have given the ring and the dollar; but that was what her mother had told her. "Your Aunt Comfort gave you this beautiful gold ring and this gold dollar for your name," said she.

The ring and the dollar were kept in Mrs. Pease's little rosewood work box, which she never used for needlework, but as a repository for her treasures. Her best cameo brooch was in there, too, and a lock of hair of Comfort's baby brother who died.

One of Comfort's chiefest delights was looking at her gold ring and gold dollar. When she was very good her mother would unlock the rosewood box and let her see them. She had never worn the ring it was much too large for her. Aunt Comfort and her mother had each thought that it was foolish to buy a gold ring that she could outgrow. "If it was a chameleon ring I wouldn't care," said Aunt Comfort; "but it does seem a pity when it's a real gold ring... Continue reading book >>




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