Publisher's Synopsis
Already the train was slowing up and in a few moments Molly was standing tiptoe, looking eagerly along the line of cars. Then she watched each person who descended the steps till at last she was rewarded by the sight of a tall young man who lifted down a little girl about Molly's age, a fair-haired, rosy-cheeked little girl, prettily dressed, and in no way suggesting a wild Indian. The instant Molly saw her, she was seized with a fit of shyness and could not follow her first impulse to rush forward. Instead she waited where she was till the two came up. Amy Ella Blanchard, born in Baltimore, was a writer of children's literature. Blanchard studied art in New York and Philadelphia and for two years taught drawing and painting in Plainfield, N.J. One of her most recognised novels is Little Maid Marian.
