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The young Mrs. Meigs
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Her name is Mrs Meigs, and although she has reached her eightieth birthday she is frequently referred to as young. Even the youngsters, Richard and Cecile, admit that their grandmother is young enough to understand their problems. Indeed, young Mrs …
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Her name is Mrs Meigs, and although she has reached her eightieth birthday she is frequently referred to as young. Even the youngsters, Richard and Cecile, admit that their grandmother is young enough to understand their problems. Indeed, young Mrs Meigs is conclusive proof that no woman need ever grow old, if she possesses the charm and humour which are the secrets of eternal youth.
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"Her name is Mrs Meigs, and although she has reached her eightieth birthday she is frequently referred to as young. Even the youngsters, Richard and Cecile, admit that their grandmother …"
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