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Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman was a 19th century US writer, and worked with Oliver Wendell Holmes. She was a regionalist writer, and contributed to an early collaborative novel (The Whole Family) (1908).
Bibliography
- The Adventures of Ann (1886)
- A Humble Romance (1887)
- A New England Nun (1891)
- Young Lucretia (1892)
- Jane Field (1892)
- Giles Corey (1893)
- Pembroke (1894)
- Madelon (1896)
- Jerome, a Poor Man (1897)
- Silence, and other Stories (1898)
- The Love of Parson Lord (1900)
- The Portion of Labor (1901)
- The Wind in the Rose Bush (1903)
- The Givers (1904)
- The Debtor (1905)
- The Fair Lavinia, and Others (1907)
- The Winning Lady, and Others (1909)
- Butterfly House (1912)
- The Copy–Cat, and Other Stories (1914)
- Collected Ghost Stories (1974)
- The Wind in the Rose-Bush; and Other Stories of the Supernatural