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Charwoman's Daughter

Charwoman's Daughter

James Stephens

Published in 1912, 'Charwoman's Daughter' by James Stephens is a humorous novel set in the slums of Dublin. It follows the life of a poor charwoman and her innocent daughter, Mary Makebelieve, as they navigate the challenges of courtship and the desire to escape their drudgery. The book features Stephens' witty observations on life and love, capturing the enthusiasm of youth and the devotion of a mother amidst the struggles of the impoverished.

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