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spurious author name Anne Montgomery, would become hugely popular ... 
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just makes me feel glad to be aliveit's such an interesting world. ... Anne soon 
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Montgomery's first published novel was a resounding success with many sequels 
to follow. [DOC] [TLE] Lucy Maud Montgomery - PoemHunter.com [PAR] The first novel was followed by a series of sequels with Anne as the central 
character. ... Because many of the novels were set on Prince Edward Island, 
Canada and the ... In November 1890, while at Prince Albert, Montgomery had 
her first work ... In 1908, Montgomery published her first book, Anne of Green 
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... With few exceptions in all the Canadas , books were written by transients. ... 
After publishing a great many poems in the Toronto papers over a long period ..... 
(1901), The voyageur (1908), and other works, his poems being collected in 
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