Myrtle Reed - Threads of Grey and Gold

Name: Threads of Grey and Gold
Author: Myrtle Reed

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Author: Myrtle Reed

Genres: Short Stories,

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This is a collection of short stories and poems by Myrtle Reed. Many of the stories are short romances, and they share the unique, nostalgic, sometimes melancholy atmosphere so characteristic of Myrtle Reed's stories. - Summary by Carolin