Bluff Crag; or, A Good Word Costs Nothing

Name: Bluff Crag; or, A Good Word Costs Nothing
Author: Mrs. George Cupples

By Mrs. George Cupples

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A family evening frames a storyteller's failed dream and a mother's recollection of childhood spent with a mourning relative and the kindly housekeeper who brightened daily life. The account moves through simple rural routines—errands to a potato field, being carried home in a wheelbarrow, and singing hymns—that lead to the relative's renewed attention and domestic warmth. Interspersed are seaside impressions of anchors and driftwood. The narrative stays close to small, everyday gestures and gentle relationships, showing how ordinary kindness and attentiveness restore cheer to a quiet household.

About the Author

Mrs. George Cupples

Mrs. George Cupples was a 19th-century author known for her contributions to children's literature and practical guides. Her works often blend moral lessons with engaging narratives, making them appealing to young readers. Among her notable titles is "Carry's Rose; or, the Magic of Kindness," which emphasizes the importance of kindness through a captivating tale. Additionally, she authored "The Stocking-Knitter's Manual: A Handy Book for the Work-Table," showcasing her ability to combine storytelling with practical advice. Cupples' writings reflect the values and educational trends of her time, aiming to inspire and entertain her audience.