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Excerpt from The Opal: A NovelMary elton was a girl whom her friends called unusual, and her friends' friends, peculiar. She was young enough to be judged leniently by her elders on the ground of her immaturity, and old enough to be looked up to by her juniors as a clever woman whose character was past the formative period. An undisguised interest in her own character frequently laid her Open to the charge of egotism, but she had never been ac...

Excerpt from The Opal: A NovelMary elton was a girl whom her friends called unusual, and her friends' friends, peculiar. She was young enough to be judged leniently by her elders on the ground of her immaturity, and old enough to be looked up to by her juniors as a clever woman whose character was past the formative period. An undisguised interest in her own character frequently laid her Open to the charge of egotism, but she had never been ac...