A character in The Girl from Montana
The Girl from Montana by Hill, Grace Livingston
Elizabeth's maternal grandmother, a hardworking Philadelphia washerwoman who is practical, outspoken, and strongly concerned with financial survival and social respectability.
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Elizabeth's maternal grandmother, a hardworking Philadelphia washerwoman who is practical, outspoken, and strongly concerned with financial survival and social respectability.
an elderly woman, broad, plump, and well-cushioned, with an ample bosom, plump arms, and neatly combed gray hair. Her face is careworn and forbidding; she wears a calico wrapper open at the throat, a gingham apron, and glasses for reading.
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