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Miss Billy
Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman) Porter
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In this early twentieth-century novel, orphaned Billy Neilson—a young woman named for her father's friend—joins the household of the bachelor Henshaw brothers, who had expected a boy. It suits readers of classic American fiction and admirers of Porter's Pollyanna.
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