A Daughter of the Night

The child, about eight years of age, known as Sunbeam, is fathered by an old seaman in poor health. The home is the tenement slums of a big city. She sells papers or flowers, runs errands, e... Read allThe child, about eight years of age, known as Sunbeam, is fathered by an old seaman in poor health. The home is the tenement slums of a big city. She sells papers or flowers, runs errands, etc., to help buy food and medicine for the home. A young and enthusiastic settlement worke... Read allThe child, about eight years of age, known as Sunbeam, is fathered by an old seaman in poor health. The home is the tenement slums of a big city. She sells papers or flowers, runs errands, etc., to help buy food and medicine for the home. A young and enthusiastic settlement worker meets her and begins to grow fond of the girl. By chance, she meets a gaudily-dressed yo... Read all