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The Love Affairs of Pixie
by Mrs. George de Horne VAIZEY (1857 - 1917)Pixie's Views on Marriage.
This is the third book of the Pixie O’Shaughnessy trilogy. In a story of love lost and found, Pixie matures from an inexperienced young lass into a wise woman. - Summary by Judith Mason
Listen next episodes of The Love Affairs of Pixie:
A Long, Long Letter. , A Musical Evening. , A Proposal of Marriage. , A Rift. , A Talk about Men -- And Pickles. , Complications. , Esmeralda is Troubled. , He Loved Her. , He Loves You. , Honor's Letter. , "I Will Be True" , In Marble Halls. , Nearly Twenty-one! , Pixie Finds Her Happiness. , Pixie Gives Joan a Tonic. , Pixie is Dull. , Pixie Seeks Advice. , Pixie Talks on Love. , Stanor Comes Back. , Stephen is Answered. , The Accident. , The Bazaar. , The Invitation. , The "Runkle" Intervenes. , Thinking Alike. , "What Have I Done?"