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HODGE

McGraw-Hill/Higher Education

Henrietta was no one's enemy. She came to London from Boston in search of her father—a father thought lost to her until she discovered her aunt's treachery. Now armed with her mother's marriage papers, she set sail for England to prove her identity and, unknowingly, to gain a fortune—and a love—she had never dreamed of. Henrietta was too beautiful to ignore. Her wealthy father was enchanted with her. Her stepmother hated her on sight. And her stepbrother, Cedric, was an enigma. But nothing would stop Henrietta from becoming the talk of London society. At all the elegant parties, at fashionable Almack's, at masquerade balls, everyone was agog with the lovely young American girl. There were a few, however, who longed to see her ruined.... Born near Cambridge, Massachusetts, to Pulitzer prize-winning poet Conrad Aiken and his first wife, the writer Jessie McDonald, Jane Hodge was 3 years old when her family moved to Great Britain, settling in Rye, East Sussex, where her younger sister, Joan, who would become a novelist and a children's writer, was born. Their parents divorced in 1929. From 1935, Jane Hodge read English at Somerville College, Oxford University, and in 1938 she took a second degree in English at Radcliffe College, her mother's alma mater. She was a civil servant for a time, and also worked for Time magazine, before returning to the UK in 1947. Her works of fiction include historical novels and contemporary detective novels. In 1972 she renounced her United States citizenship and became a British subject. For many years a believer in the right of people to end their own lives, Hodge chose to end her own by means of an overdose in June 2009. The Times obituary (pub. July 25, 2009) stated that she left "a letter expressing her deep distress that she had felt unable to discuss her plans with her daughters without risking making them accessories."

Rebel Heiress (Ri)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Hodder & Stoughton General Division

Watch the Wall,My Darling (Ri)

Romance

Marry in Haste (Ri)

Mercy Leggett Purchis is separated from her husband Hart, who, following the Revolutionary War, is interned by the British at his cousins' Sussex estate

Wide Is the Water

Cat's Revenge: No. 2

New Eng. Lib.

Aie Beg/Intermed Alg Graph CD

Science & Math

GUSTAFSON

COCHENER

Mathematics

Cengage Learning'

Economics: Concepts and Applications, Teacher's Guide

Business & Money

Larry D. Hodge

Economics

Steck-Vaughn Company

<p>Follow Pam through an intriguing tale of allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. At the age of 40 she developed many allergies to foods, medications and even her husband! She became salicylate sensitive and histamine intolerant overnight. Suddenly, she found herself unable to live in her home, and unable to eat most foods. Pam had severe reactions to many foods and medications and yet every allergy test came back negative. Mast cell disorder - the rare disorder that never follows the rules. She has created this guide for the patient by organizing and consolidating the relevant information that is scattered about the web. She has also created this guide for the family and friends of the patient, to help them to understand the bizarre symptoms and what they can do to help. It is a humorous look into the lives of the people who are the exception to the rule.</p>

My Crazy Life: A Humorous Guide to Understanding Mast Cell Disorders

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Nutrition

lulu.com

Riches From Earth : Set Of 6

JUDITH

Benchmark Education Company

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