Ethel Hueston was an American author. She was the author of Prudence of the Parsonage (1915), Prudence Says So (1916), Sunny Slopes (1917), Eve to the Rescue (1920), Merry O (1923), Prudence's Daughter (1924) and Preacher's Wife (1941). Prudence of the Parsonage is the story of a young woman's experiences living in the Methodist parsonage in Mount Mark, Iowa. Her father has been appointed minister and Prudence, whose mother passed away five years before, is in charge of the house and her four younger sisters. This is the story of Hueston's own experiences living in a parsonage in Mt....

-But who calls you a family?- interrupted the brother-in-law. -I do. And nice and sweet as you all are, and adorable as I am well aware am I, all of you and all of me can not be confined to one house.- -But we have counted on it, - persisted Winifred earnestly. -We have looked forward to it. We have always said that you would come to us when Aunt Eloise died, -and she did-and you must. We-we expect it.- -'England expects every man to do his duty, '- quoted Burton in a sepulchral voice. Then Eveley rose in her place, tall and formidable. -That is it, -duty. Then let me announce right now, once...