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Автор: Lynne Francis
Издательство: HarperCollins
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Жанр произведения: Историческая литература
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isbn: 9780008244293
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Chapter 28

      

       Chapter 29

      

       Chapter 30

      

       Chapter 31

      

       Part Four: April – September 1875

      

       Chapter 32

      

       Chapter 33

      

       Chapter 34

      

       Chapter 35

      

       Chapter 36

      

       Chapter 37

      

       Part Five: September 1875 – October 1877

      

       Chapter 38

      

       Chapter 39

      

       Chapter 40

      

       Chapter 41

      

       Chapter 42

      

       Chapter 43

      

       Chapter 44

      

       Chapter 45

      

       Chapter 46

      

       Part Six: November 1877 – September 1881

      

       Chapter 47

      

       Chapter 48

      

       Chapter 49

      

       Chapter 50

      

       Chapter 51

      

       Chapter 52

      

       Chapter 53

      

       Chapter 54

      

       Part Seven: September 1881 – August 1882

      

       Chapter 55

      

       Chapter 56

      

       Chapter 57

      

       Chapter 58

      

       Part Eight: August 1882 – May 1890

      

       Chapter 59

      

       Chapter 60

      

       Chapter 61

      

       Chapter 62

      

       Acknowledgements

       Keep Reading …

      

       About the Author

      

       The Mill Valley Girls Series

      

       About the Publisher

PART ONE

       Chapter 1

      Sarah had watched the bird of prey awhile, shading her eyes against the midday sun. It was hunting from the edge of Tinker’s Wood, scattering small birds from the hedgerows where they had taken refuge from the heat. The hedge-hawk had had no success so far, and she wondered at the energy it was expending, but it was patient. It returned to the shelter of the woodland canopy each time, waiting for the scattered birds to settle, then launched another attack. She didn’t want it to succeed, but she couldn’t tear her eyes away, either.

      Just when she thought it must have given up and flown away without her noticing, it