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The tender flame
Grant and Lydia, separated for years by war, rediscover each other when his daughter Jessica marries a young preacher.
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- "Grant and Lydia, separated for years by war, rediscover each other when his daughter Jessica marries a young preacher."
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- "Martha Pemberton was the beautiful, impetuous daughter of a San Francisco shipbuilding tycoon. She longed for excitement and adventure, all the things denied a "lady" in 1872. After a stormy affair with one seafaring man she married another, Captain Peter Dyke, who took her away to a South Seas honeymoon. Befriended by natives after her husband was killed by pirates, Martha eventually made her way back to California, with her lust for life undiminished.--"
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