Light O' the Morning: The Story of an Irish Girl by L. T. Meade
The pet name given to Nora by her father describes her character; and when he gets into difficulties, she is the chief agent in bringing back comfort and happiness to his home. The scenes are laid mainly in Ireland, but partly in England, where the luxury in the house of Nora's uncle presents a sharp contrast to the more frugal life that prevails in the Irish home.
Table of Content
Chapter 2 “Some more of the Land Must Go”
Chapter 5 “I Am Ashamed of You”
Chapter 6 The Cave of the Banshee
Chapter 8 The Squire's trouble
Chapter 9 Education and other Things
Chapter 12 A Feather-Bed House
Chapter 16 A Cheeky Irish Girl
Chapter 19 She will soon tame down
Chapter 21 The Rose-Colored Dress
Chapter 23 The Box of Bon-Bons
Chapter 27 Adventures—and Home Again
Chapter 30 The Lion in his Cage
Chapter 31 Release of the Captive
Chapter 33 The Cabin on the Mountain