Watch—work—wait: Or, the Orphan's Victory

Published in 1890, 'Watch—work—wait: Or, the Orphan's Victory' by Sarah A. Myers is a juvenile fiction novel that tells the story of William Raymond, a young orphan navigating life after the loss of his parents. Set against the backdrop of a picturesque village and later the harsh realities of New York City, the narrative explores themes of faith, resilience, and moral integrity. As William faces various challenges, including temptation and the struggle for success, the story highlights the importance of divine support and personal growth in overcoming adversity.