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MP3 Audio CD. 14.99 by Bonner, Geraldine, 1870-1930; Brown, Arthur William, 1881-1966 [Illustrator]

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IDB Productions, 2017-01-01. MP3 CD. New. Molly Morganthau is a day operator in the telephone altercation and assists in solving a murder mystery. </br></br>In the opening pages of the novel, Molly Morganthau introduced herself as a day operator in the telephone exchange at Longwood, New Jersey, 23 years of age, ebony skinned, slender, and as for her physical appearance well, mark it as average and do not mind of such. Her name is Morganthau because her father was a Polish Jew a garment laborer on pants but her two first names, Mary McKenna, are from her mother, who was from County Galway, Ireland. Molly grew in an East Side high-rise, but she studied at the Grammar school and all throughout the High and she is not tossing flowers at herself when she says she created a fine record. That is how she becomes bold enough to compose this tale but you will find for yourself. Just only bear in mind that she is more comfortable in front of a telephone exchange than at a reception desk.… Leer más

MP3 Audio CD. Molly Morganthau is a day operator in the telephone altercation and assists in solving a murder mystery. In the opening pages of the novel, Molly Morganthau introduced herself as a day operator in the telephone exchange at Longwood, New Jersey, 23 years of age, ebony skinned, slender, and as for her physical appearance well, mark it as average and do not mind of such. Her name is Morganthau because her father was a Polish Jew a garment laborer on pants but her two first names, Mary McKenna, are from her mother, who was from County Galway, Ireland. Molly grew in an East Side high-rise, but she studied at the Grammar school and all throughout the High and she is not tossing flowers at herself when she says she created a fine record. That is how she becomes bold enough to compose this tale but you will find for yourself. Just only bear in mind that she is more comfortable in front of a telephone exchange than at a reception desk. Geraldine Bonner was an American writer, born in Staten… Leer más

MP3 Audio CD. Molly Morganthau is a day operator in the telephone altercation and assists in solving a murder mystery. In the opening pages of the novel, Molly Morganthau introduced herself as a day operator in the telephone exchange at Longwood, New Jersey, 23 years of age, ebony skinned, slender, and as for her physical appearance well, mark it as average and do not mind of such. Her name is Morganthau because her father was a Polish Jew a garment laborer on pants but her two first names, Mary McKenna, are from her mother, who was from County Galway, Ireland. Molly grew in an East Side high-rise, but she studied at the Grammar school and all throughout the High and she is not tossing flowers at herself when she says she created a fine record. That is how she becomes bold enough to compose this tale but you will find for yourself. Just only bear in mind that she is more comfortable in front of a telephone exchange than at a reception desk. Geraldine Bonner was an American writer, born in Staten… Leer más

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Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2010-09-10. Paperback. Good.

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New York and London: D. Appleton and Company, 1915. First Edition. Hardcover with Dust Jacket. Very Good/Very Good+. Arthur William Brown (illustrations) and Frederick Tomlan (dust jacket illustration). 8vo. Pp. 314, [1]. Frontis. illustration and three others throughout by Arthur William Brown. Bound in light blue cloth patterned in blindstamp, color cameo illustration mounted on front board along with stamped gilt lettering; gilt lettering on spine. Light stain to lower fore-edge corner; dust soiling to top edge. In the color illustrated dust jacket that shows light wear. First edition of this mystery featuring heroine Molly Morgenthau, housed in the uncommon early dust jacket depicting a Gibson girl telephone operator, illustrated by Frederick Tomlan. That image is repeated in the cameo on the front board. HUBIN, p. 41. Scarce in dust jacket, which is now enclosed in a removable, clear archival sleeve.