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Austin (MARY HUNTER an American writer)

MARY HUNTER, an American writer, born in Carlinville, Ill., in 1868. She graduated from Blackburn University in 1888. In 1891 she married Stafford W. Austin. The scenes of her novels are mostly laid in California. She wrote "The Land of Little Rain" (1903); "The Flock" (1906); "The Basket Woman" (1904); "Love and the Soul- Maker" (1914); "The Ford" (1917); etc. She also wrote several plays.

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