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In 'Lo, Michael!' by Grace Livingston Hill, a heroic act by a young newsboy sets off a chain of events that changes his life forever. Mikey, as he's known, takes a bullet meant for a millionaire's daughter and is rewarded with a scholarship to a Florida school. But despite his success, Mikey never forgets his roots in the inner city slum where he grew up. Determined to make a difference, he returns to help his friends who have fallen into a life of crime. Along the way, he must confront his own feelings for the girl he saved years ago, who is now in danger once again.
Life abruptly changes for a homeless waif after he saves a wealthy banker's daughter from being shot.
"Lo, Michael!" is a story of a young newsboy Mickey who saves the life of a wealthy girl Starr by taking a bullet for her. As a way of gratitude Starr's father sends Mickey off to the law school. Many years later when Mickey found out that Starr is in trouble again he is faced with dilemma weather to help her again or not!
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How is this book unique? Font adjustments & biography included Unabridged (100% Original content) Formatted for e-reader Illustrated About Lo, Michael by Grace Livingston Hill True selflessness shines through when young street urchin Michael risks his life to save wealthy Starr Endicott. Years later, he meets Starr in the city again. Ever honorable, he tries to keep his feelings in check, but when a suitor with bad intentions comes after Starr, he cannot stay away.
It was an alert voice that called from a huddled group of urchins in the forefront of the crowd, but the child flashed past without heeding, straight up the stone steps where stood a beautiful baby smiling on the crowd. With his bundle of papers held high, and the late morning sunlight catching his tangle of golden hair, Mikky flung himself toward the little one. The sharp crack of a revolver from the opposite curbstone was simultaneous with their fall. Then all was confusion.
It was a great stone house on Madison Avenue where the crowd had gathered. An automobile stood before the door, having but just come quietly up, and the baby girl three years old, in white velvet, and ermines, with her dark curls framed by an ermine-trimmed hood, and a bunch of silk rosebuds poised coquettishly over the brow vying with the soft roses of her cheeks came out the door with her nurse for her afternoon ride. Just an instant the nurse stepped back to the hall for the wrap she had dropped, leaving the baby alone, her dark eyes shining like stars under the straight dark brows, as she looked gleefully out in the world. It was just at that instant, as if by magic, that the crowd assembled.