Facsimile Dust Jacket DAWN OF THE MORNING, Grace Livingston Hill Lutz, Anna Whelan Betts DJ

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Click to Enlarge. A very, very early reprint edition. Lutz was the name of Grace's second husband. Click Here for Story Synopsis.	DAWN OF THE MORNING by Grace Livingston Hill (Lutz) Facsimile Dust Jacket Grosset & Dunlap, Reprint 1911 Dust Jacket Art by Anna Whelan Betts $12.00 (DUST JACKET ONLY) ($10.00 Each with Order of 3 or More)
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Story Synopsis Dawn of the Morning by Grace Livingston Hill: “Like two others of Mrs. Lutz's successful stories, “Marcia Schuyler” and “Phoebe Deane,” this novel is set in New York State about 1826—quaint old days of poke bonnets and full skirts. Fresh from school, at the age of sixteen, dreading to return to the unhappy home she has left, and ignorant of all it implies, Dawn consents to marry a friend of her father's whom she has only met. Just before the wedding it develops that this man already has a wife and two children. His younger brother, Charles, who has seen Dawn and fallen in love with her, offers to take the intended bridegroom's place, and it is agreed that he do so. Fearing that Dawn will not accept the substitution, her stepmother, who is anxious to get rid of her, so arranges that Dawn does not know that she had not been married to the right man until she reaches her new home after the ceremony.”