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Elsie at Home
Elsie's family continues to grow and flourish, embracing both new life as well as death. Evelyn's mother, Laura Leland, is very ill with consumption; brothers Arthur and Calhoun Conley both become fathers. Rosie Travilla and Will Croly tie the knot, as do long-time bachelor Dick Percival and Maud Dinsmore. In the midst of change, the family remains steadfastly thankful for all that God has gfiven them.
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- "Elsie's family continues to grow and flourish, embracing both new life as well as death. Evelyn's mother, Laura Leland, is very ill with consumption; brothers Arthur and Calhoun Conley both become fathers. Rosie Travilla and Will Croly tie the knot, as do long-time bachelor Dick Percival and Maud Dinsmore. In the midst of change, the family remains steadfastly thankful for all that God has gfiven them."@en
- "At Ion, two weddings take place including that of Rosie Travilla and Will Croly, with the two little Elsies as flower girls, and that of Dick Percival and Maud Dinsmore, plus Captain Raymond gives permission for his friend Captain Donald Keith to marry Lucilla."@en
- "The Conley brothers become fathers; Rosie Travilla and Will Croly, and Maud Dinsmore and Dick Percival, get married; and Captain Donald Keith prepares to ask Lucilla Raymond to marry him, as changes come to Elsie's extended Christian family."@en
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