  Fascinating beyond words is this exquisitely dainty tale, dealing with the finer affections of a child and her mother, of a young man true to a first love. The scene is laid at Monte Carlo in the beautiful green Christmas-time. With the fantastic idea implanted by her nurse that on Christmas eve the fairies granted to one her dearest wish, little Rosemary, who lost her father at birth, sallies forth, stops a young man in his motor-car and discovers in him the “fairy father” of her dreams. Hugh Egerton turns out to be her mother’s first love, and there is a heart-warming reunion and a joyful celebration. “An exquisite bit of literary handicraft. The motive of the story is so sweet and tender that from the first there are chords touched in the heart.” Buffalo Courier. Superbly Illustrated from drawings by Hatherell and with border decorations. $1.50 Transcriber’s Note:Minor changes have been made to correct typesetters’ errors; otherwise, every effort has been made to remain true to the author’s words and intent. |
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