Release date is 2008-03-19

A millionaire's proposal -- A substitute journalist -- Anna's love letters -- Aunt Caroline's silk dress -- Aunt Susanna's Thanksgiving dinner -- By grace of Julius Caesar -- By the rule of contrary -- Fair exchange and no robbery -- Four winds -- Marcella's reward -- Margaret's patient -- Matthew insists on puffed sleeves -- Missy's room -- Ted's afternoon off -- The girl who drove the cows -- The doctor's sweetheart -- The end of the Young family feud -- The genesis of the Doughnut Club -- The growing up of Cornelia -- The Old Fellow's letter -- The parting of the ways -- The promissory note -- The revolt of Mary Isabel -- The twins and a wedding.

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"Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1907 to 1908" by L. M. Montgomery is a collection of short stories written during the early 20th century. This anthology showcases Montgomery’s characteristic exploration of themes such as love, ambition, and the social dynamics of small-town life, often reflecting the everyday experiences of women. Many of the stories delve into relationships, choices, and societal expectations, featuring relatable characters navigating their personal journeys. The opening portion introduces the story "A Millionaire's Proposal," where the protagonist, Katherine, contemplates leaving her rural home, Thrush Hill, to stay with her wealthier half-sister, Alicia, in Montreal. As Katherine grapples with her feelings for her childhood friend, Jack, a budding country doctor, she also confronts her desires for a more glamorous life, fueled by her sister's lifestyle. The narrative hints at a conflict between material wealth and true love, setting the stage for Katherine’s emotional journey as she weighs her options amidst romantic and social pressures. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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