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Strangers' forestPamela Hill

Strangers' forest

1978224 pages
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Andrew Farquharson, a young Scot travelling abroad, in the course of his adventures is given a unique seed that will grow into a forest of giant trees once grown by an almost extinct Red Indian tribe. He finds, after some searching, that the place that will best grow the trees lies on a bankrupt Scottish estate whose bare acres will be inherited by a young girl, Primrose Tebb. Although she is only a child, Andrew marries her and proceeds with his plan to grow the forest. Meanwhile Primrose, pretty and headstrong, is growing up in her own way despite Andrew's well-meaning efforts to educate…

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  • Other · English · 1978
    St. Martin's Press · 224 pages · 9780312764265
Historical FictionChild BridesFiction, romance, suspenseFiction, romance, historical, general