The ghost of a selfish, inconsiderate woman must make up for her past transgressions by making sure that her descendant marries the man who is right for her.
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Florence La Badie as Lady Anne
Justus D. Barnes as Lady Anne's Father in 1770
William Russell as Lady Anne's Rejected Suitor
Carl M. Leviness as Lady Anne's Successful Suitor in 1770 (as Carl LeViness)
Harry Benham as Lady Anne's Suitor in 1912
Lloyd Lonergan Writer
United States 23 July 1912
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"The ghost of a selfish inconsiderate woman must make up for her past transgressions by making sure that her descendant marries the man who is right for her.
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