Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#2) Miss Carrie A. Crosse inherited valuable family jewelery, but lost a ruby ring when she was wearing it and feeding the calves. The ring was recovered from the calf that had swallowed it.

Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#2) Miss Carrie A. Crosse inherited valuable family jewelery, but lost a ruby ring when she was wearing it and feeding the calves. The ring was recovered from the calf that had swallowed it.

Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#3) When miss carrie a. crosse was dieing, a foreign nurse said that she would have to leave because ghosts in the old home would not allow her to get near her patient.

Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#4) Miss Carrie A. Crosse was a farmer, and giggled when she produced flatulence.

Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#5) Miss Carrie A. Crosse was said to have been a beauty.

Miss Carrie A. Crosse Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#6) Inherited considerable property provided she did not marry certain people.

Henry Settler Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#7)

Edward Farmer Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#8)

Arthur Bishop Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#9)

Francis Mayor Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#10)

Miss May B. Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#11) Inexplicably Miss May B. went blind for the duration of the qualifying exam.

Miss May B. Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#12) Miss May B. lived with her ageing, maiden aunt, because she had no income of her own.

Miss May B. Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#13) They said that miss may B. read too many books. But she did write a history of her clan, which was published posthumously by her ageing aunt.

Miss May B. Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#14) Even during the apartheid years miss may b.believed in universal franchise.

Miss May B. Colonial Spinsters and Colonial Gents series (#15) She died without issue, of course, but miss may b. left an heirloom (quite a valuable brooch) to a dear friend who read to her during her blind episode.

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