Letters From Madge
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- Votes 4
- Parts 5
Ongoing15m
Last published Wed, Jan 18, 2017
Her sister Cordelia is a spakling socialite. Her brother Geoffrey is chased by all the women in town. Yet, Margaret "Madge" Winthrop can't seem to fit into the world of privilege she was born into. From the things she does down to the man she loves, she's bound to upset the status quo in her house somehow.
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