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"A MAN AND A WOMAN—AS IT WAS IN THE BEGINNING" (See Page 374)
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“SMILES”

A ROSE OF THE CUMBERLANDS

ELIOT H. ROBINSON

Author of "Man Proposes"

ILLUSTRATED BY

H. WESTON TAYLOR

THE PAGE COMPANY

BOSTON PUBLISHERS

Copyright, 1919, by
The Page Company

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London

First Impression, May, 1919
Second Impression, June, 1919
Third Impression, July, 1919
Fourth Impression, August, 1919
Fifth Impression, September, 1919
Sixth Impression, October, 1919
Seventh Impression, December, 1919
Eighth Impression, February, 1920
Ninth Impression, September, 1920
Tenth Impression, August, 1921

TO MY BOYS
THIS STORY OF A GIRL
WHO LOVED CHILDREN
IS AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED

The Keynote of Life is Love—
Lacking it, naught is worth while—
The Symbol of Service, the Cross
And the Sign of Courage, A Smile.

AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT

I wish to acknowledge, most gratefully, the valuable assistance rendered to me, in the preparation of the chapters dealing with the medical and hospital incidents, by Robert W. Guiler, M.D.; by Alonzo J. Shadman, M.D., to whom I am indebted for my description of the unusual operation in Chapter XXI; and by Miss Elizabeth E. Sullivan, Superintendent of Nurses at the Boston Children's Hospital. And, above all, I desire to make acknowledgment of the debt of gratitude that I owe to Mr. Henry Wightman Packer for his helpful criticism throughout the writing of this story.

Eliot Harlow Robinson.

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