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Old rose and silver
Rose is a many faceted woman with a truly honorable heart, her cousin Isabel is a selfish young creature whose beauty draws even the noble. Their friend Allison is a gifted young violinist who has captured life in his instrument. And of course Aunt Francesca- the mainstay of her adopted family, rises to meet every occasion with delicacy, wisdom and a dainty pair of shoes. To counter the intense emotion of this delightful tale are the endearing, albeit eccentric, Crosby twins with their inherited fortune and wild imaginations!
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- "Rose is a many faceted woman with a truly honorable heart, her cousin Isabel is a selfish young creature whose beauty draws even the noble. Their friend Allison is a gifted young violinist who has captured life in his instrument. And of course Aunt Francesca- the mainstay of her adopted family, rises to meet every occasion with delicacy, wisdom and a dainty pair of shoes. To counter the intense emotion of this delightful tale are the endearing, albeit eccentric, Crosby twins with their inherited fortune and wild imaginations!"@en
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