Summary

Portrait of L. Frank Baum L. Frank Baum The Flying Girl and Her Chum — 13… (1912)

Kane, Orissa's blind mother, was the sweetest and gentlest lady in the world, Sybil Cumberford a delightful mystery that defied fathoming but constantly allured one to the attempt, while Orissa——
"Orissa Kane is a girl you'll have to read yourself, Miss Dentry, and the more you study her the better you'll love her. She's girl all over, and the kind of girl one always hopes to meet but seldom does.
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Portrait of L. Frank Baum L. Frank Baum The Flying Girl and Her Chum — 13… (1912)

Modest as Tennyson's dairymaid; brave as a trooper; a maid with a true maid's heart and a thorough sport when you give her an aëroplane to manage. Excuse me. I don't often talk this way; usually I can only express myself in writing. But a fellow who wouldn't enthuse over Orissa Kane could only have one excuse—total dumbness."
"I see," said Madeline, slyly. "Miss Kane is the type of the 'sort' of girl you love."
"Exactly. But tell me, since you've started on such an indefinite cruise, is the Salvador well provisioned?"
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