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From bestselling and prolific author Mary Jane Holmes, Maggie Miller or Old Hagar's Secret COMES a compelling story of deceit, love, misplaced pride and loss of innocence that will keep you in suspense until the very end. And as usual her amazingly real characters will not disappoint. Excerpt: " Mustn't put on airs ! " muttered Hagar, as she left the room. " Just as if airs wasn't for anybody but high bloods ! " And with the canker-worm of envy at her heart she wrote to Hester, who came immediately

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From bestselling and prolific author Mary Jane Holmes, Maggie Miller or Old Hagar's Secret COMES a compelling story of deceit, love, misplaced pride and loss of innocence that will keep you in suspense until the very end. And as usual her amazingly real characters will not disappoint. Excerpt: " Mustn't put on airs ! " muttered Hagar, as she left the room. " Just as if airs wasn't for anybody but high bloods ! " And with the canker-worm of envy at her heart she wrote to Hester, who came immediately

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Mary Jane Holmes (1825–1907) was a preeminent American author best known for her prolific work in the domestic fiction genre during the 19th century. Her literary career began in earnest with the publication of her first novel, 'Tempest and Sunshine', in 1854. Holmes specialized in writing stories that often dealt with themes of domestic life, moral conflict, and the triumph of love and virtue. Her works were characterized by their clean sentimentality and didactic tone, which resonated with the moral sensibilities of her time. One of her notable novels, 'Maggie Miller', further illustrates these themes, portraying strong female characters and emphasizing the importance of family and home. Her novels were immensely popular during her lifetime, rivaling those of contemporary authors such as Harriet Beecher Stowe. With over 39 published novels and numerous short stories, Holmes's writings contributed significantly to the didactic literature of the day. Holmes's literary style and thematic preoccupations can be seen as an expression of the larger cultural and social dynamics of the United States during the Victorian era, particularly in relation to the role of women and the celebration of domestic virtues. Her works not only entertained but also sought to instruct and affirm the values of her middle-class audience.