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Lady's Slipper

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Lady's Slipper

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The gilded lily

By Deborah Swift

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Winter 1661. In her short life Sadie Appleby has never left rural Westmorland. But one night she is rudely awoken by her older and bolder sister Ella. She has robbed her employer and is on the run....

The Lady s Slipper

By Deborah Swift

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506 pages (large print) ; 24 cm

The gilded lily

By Deborah Swift

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In her short life Sadie Appleby has never left rural Westmorland. But one night she is rudely awoken by her sister, Ella. She has robbed her employer and is on the run. Together the girls flee thei...

A divided inheritance

By Deborah Swift

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Elspet Leviston's greatest ambition is to continue the success of her father Nathaniel's lace business. But her dreams are thrown into turmoil with the arrival of her mysterious cousin Zachary Dean...

The Silkworm Keeper

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The Lady s Slipper

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The Gilded Lily

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The Poison Keeper

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