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Seraphina's Love Affair (1914)
Short | Short, Comedy, Drama

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Seraphina's Love Affair (1914)

Short | Short, Comedy, Drama

Sport MacSweeney decided that he would take a trip into the country for his health. Arriving in Wiggintown, fate directed him to Ezra Haskins' boarding house. Ezra Haskins lately adopted a girl from the poorhouse, named Seraphina. ...See moreSport MacSweeney decided that he would take a trip into the country for his health. Arriving in Wiggintown, fate directed him to Ezra Haskins' boarding house. Ezra Haskins lately adopted a girl from the poorhouse, named Seraphina. Seraphina, in addition to being young and impressionable, had an exaggerated case of the romantic temperament. The arrival of the handsome young stranger from the city threw her into a furor of excitement. Toward Chug and her other country admirers she preserved an attitude of cold disdain. Ezra Haskins was what one might call comfortably well-to-do. In accordance with the custom of simple souls, he looked askance on savings banks, and kept his money under his pillow. The astute sport, learning of this interesting fact, decided that he could turn it to account. Accordingly, he professed himself passionately devoted to the guileless Seraphina. Seraphina, who from the first, had feared that her devotion to Sport must perish unconfessed, was overjoyed by the sudden attentions of that young man. And when, after a few days of courtship, he suggested that they elope, she was so overcome by her good fortune that Sport's further suggestion that they borrow Old Haskins' money to help them on their way never bothered her moral sense at all. In pursuance with Sport's directions, Seraphina took the money from its hiding place, and gave it to her lover. Instead, Sport started immediately for the city. On the way, his horse ran away and he was thrown into the road. There, Seraphina, who had learned of Sport's duplicity from Chug, found him. Hastily regaining the money from the unconscious man, she ran home, weeping, and confessed her fault to Mrs. Haskins. Then, still sniveling, Seraphina returned to her work. She had learned her lesson. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
May Abbey Seraphina - the Simple Country Girl Seraphina - the Simple Country Girl See fewer	What Happened to Mary (II) (1912)
Augustus Phillips Sport MacSweeney - the City Sport Sport MacSweeney - the City Sport See fewer	The Gates of Eden (1916)
Dan Mason Ezra Haskin - Seraphina's Stepfather Ezra Haskin - Seraphina's Stepfather See fewer	The Scarlet Letter (1917)
Jessie Stevens Mrs. Haskin - Seraphina's Stepmother Mrs. Haskin - Seraphina's Stepmother See fewer	Vanity Fair (1915)
Edwin Clarke Chug - Seraphina's Sweetheart Chug - Seraphina's Sweetheart See fewer	Eugene Wrayburn (1911)