Henrietta's House/ The Blue Hills (1942) - By Elizabeth Goudge

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Henrietta's House/ The Blue Hills (1942) - By Elizabeth Goudge
“I think its a case of recognition, Stella,” said the old lady slowly, “I think God creates what one might call spiritual families, people who may or may not be physically related to each other, but who will travel together the whole of the way.”
— Gentian Hill by Elizabeth Goudge
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