Although there aren't seven of them, Isabel, Jack, and the Major all live a wonderful upper-class life.
Although there aren't seven of them, Isabel, Jack, and the Major all live a wonderful upper-class life. That all changes when Isabel marries Wilbur Minafer, having a spoiled child, George, and consequently ruining the seemingly perfect relationship Isabel had with young Eugene Morgan in this 1918 Pulitzer Prize Winning novel by Booth Tarkington.
Although there aren't seven of them, Isabel, Jack, and the Major all live a wonderful upper-class life.
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