"No more cambric tea" had Emily Byrd Starr written in her diary when she had come to New Moon from Shrewsbury, with her high school days behind her and immortality before her.
An edition of Emily's quest
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Emily's quest
by Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Bound in green cloth.
---- ------ Another issue. Bound in red cloth. With dust jacket.
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