BOX 1:
Judy grew up at John Grier home. At the age of 13, she was supported by an anonymous trustee who read her impertinent paper to enter the high school. Judy gave him a private pet name as Daddy Long Legs. He asked Judy to write him letters monthly telling of the progress in the studies and the details of her life.
Judy dreamed to become a writer someday. Together with Sallie, Julia and Uncle Jervis, Judy led a happy life in high school. On the celebration party of the 50th anniversary of Lincoln Memorial High School, Judy made acquaintance with Jimmie McBride who had affection towards her. Uncle Jervis gave Judy assistance whenever she needed and rendered his tenderness to her a lot. However, Judy inferior about herself because of being a founding. Will Judy overcome the bewilderment and find her own happiness?
BOX 2:
Judy went back to the church where she was abandoned. She met Margot there who was a well known actress. Margot was born in a poor family but she did not feel ashamed of her background and endeavored to be the excellent actress. Judy was moved by her determination and decided to be self-reliant. However, Daddy Long Legs turned down her suggestion.
Three years passed, Judy had become a lovely girl. Although her love towards Uncle Jervis grew stronger and stronger each day, she wanted to end the relationship. Judy declined Uncle Jervis' proposal due to her poor impoverished background.
On the day of graduation ceremony, Judy was looking forward to see Daddy Long Legs but he did not show up as usual. Julia's parents brought the bad news of Uncle Jervis' illness. Judy restrained herself from seeing him immediately because she would give a speech on behalf of the graduates on the ceremony. By that time, Mr. Griggs rushed to tell Judy that Daddy Long Legs was on the brisk of illness. Mr. Griggs took Judy to Daddy Long Leg's mansion in New York.
The fact disclosed finally. Daddy Long Legs was Uncle Jervis who show his concerns for Judy all the time. Judy was more certain when she saw the letters she wrote to Daddy Long Legs in the house. Both of them expressed their affections to each other then. After Uncle Jervis recovered from illness, Judy and Uncle Jervis got married and lived happily ever after!
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