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Elsie's motherhood
(Cumberland House Pub, 1918) Finley, Martha
Elsie's new relations
(Cumberland House Pub, 1911) Finley, Martha
Elsie's vacation and after events
(Dodd, Mead, and Co, 1891) Finley, Martha
Elsie's girlhood
(Full Quart Press, 1901) Finley, Martha
Elsie's experiences changes from girlhood to womanhood, her family is also undergoing change.
Elsie's womanhood
(Blackstone Audio, Inc, 1918) Finley, Martha
Elsie marries her beloved Edward, and has four children. Her family is touched by the War Between the States.
Elsie's children
(Blackstone Audio, 2005) Finley, Martha
As the Travillas winter at Viamede, Elsie's birthplace, Lily, the newest member of the family, is born. Upon the family's return home, Molly is seriously injured while rushing to greet her cousins. Later Elsie and her childhood friend Lucy share a pleasant summer together in the mountains. The entire family is thrown into turmoil, however, when a carriage accident threatens the life and sanity of Grandpa Dinsmore and Aunt Enna, and Violet is burned with a troublesome secret. Everyone in the family is thrilled as young Elsie blossoms under the warmth of new love, but sorrow strikes as Lily is gathered into the arms of the Good Shepherd despite all the efforts to save her life.
Elsie at the World's fair
(Cumberland House, 2000) Finley, Martha
The Dinsmores and other family and friends attend the 1893 World's Fair Exposition in Chicago.