Mary, a farmer's daughter in New England. The summer boarders who had been staying at her family's farm have departed, but two of them, Lloyd Norman and his cousin Edgar, remain in Mary's thoughts. Mary is concerned about a promise that was made to her earlier, and awaits a summons that would bring her happiness, but it never arrives.
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Edward Coxen as Lloyd Norman
George Field as Edgar Norman
Winifred Greenwood as Dorothy Moore
William Bertram as Mr. Johns - Dora's Father
Lillian Knight as Mrs. Johns - Dora's Mother
John Steppling as Reverend David Barton
Nan Christy as Dora Johns
Henry Otto Director
Spain 03 May 1915
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