Christina

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Christina is a tale about Christina herself and Rupert. Christina is a zealous youthful and underprivileged lady, who seeks for employment and gets beyond than what she haggled for, and Rupert, a man who belongs to the middleclass society, is anxious to wed and get hitched. These two persons greet much often and begin to open their hearts to one another. Still, can they truly support each other by forgetting about their past lives and open another chapter? And will their new chapter involve them both?

Christina includes these chapter stories: The Little Practical Joke; Mummy’s Baba, Dat’s All; One Of The Best Things Left; I Suppose It Was An Hour; I Know This Is Worth A Lot of Money; Baba Loves You Very Much; A Very Beautiful Pendant, With The Initials ‘A.V.C.’; It Is A Matter Of Life And Death; A Very Beautiful Lady; It Is Only He Who Matters!; You Can Trust Dr. Fergusson; You Are Just ‘Zackly Like The Prince; You Have Been A Friend To Me To-Day; I Am Quite Sure You Need Not Be Afraid; I Do Trust, Cicely, You Keep Her In Her Place; My Mother Gave It To Me; Who Do You Mean By Sir Arthur?; You Are My Own Sister’s Child; Per Incertas, Certa Amor; She Has A Sweet, Strong Soul; If You Go Across The Sea!; I Came To-Day To Tell You So; and The King Of My Kingdom.

Lucy Gertrude Moberly was a British famous author whose creative compositions are worthy of reading. She was born in the year 1861 in Winchester, Hampshire, England to her parents Henry Edward Moberly and Lucy Proby Chase Moberly. She was the sister of Harry Manuel Moberly, Alexander William Moberly, Gerald Edward Moberly, Agnes Cecelia Moberly, Herbert Charles Moberly, Helen Muriel Moberly and Elinor Margaret Moberly. She died on March 20, 1931 in 53 Circus Road Mansions, London, England.
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