
COLLECTION - OF - BRITISH AUTHORS. - VOL. CCLXIII. - DAISY BURNS BY JULIA KAVANAGH. - IN TWO VOLUMES. - VOL. I. - TAUCHNITZ EDITION
DAISY BURNS; - A TALE - BY - JULIA KAVANAGH, - AUTHOR OF "NATHALIE." - COPYRIGHT EDITION. - IN TWO VOLUMES. - VOL. I. - LEIPZIG - BERNHARDT TAUCHNITZ
JULIA KAVANAGH - DAISY BURNS. - CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II.
CHAPTER III.
CHAPTER IV.
CHAPTER V.
CHAPTER VI.
CHAPTER VII.
CHAPTER VIII
In this wistful tale, a young girl grows up in the remote seaside cottage of Rock Cottage, perched on a cliff between the villages of Ryde and Leigh. The story opens with her reflecting on the autumn wind and the endless horizon, turning the quiet garden into a boundless sea of imagination. Her father, a solitary country doctor, fills her world with gentle affection and protective care, shielding her from the outside while nurturing her fragile health and curious mind.
The narrative captures the delicate balance between the soothing solitude of the coastal landscape and the yearning that stirs beneath the surface. As she watches ships glide on distant waters and listens to the murmuring leaves, the reader senses both the comfort of her isolated life and the subtle pull of a larger world waiting beyond the cliffs. This first act sets the stage for a deeply felt exploration of love, loss, and the quiet strength that comes from growing up under the watchful eyes of the sea.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (521K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2011-05-18
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1824–1877
An Irish novelist and biographer who spent much of her life in France, she brought French settings and social detail to a wide Victorian readership. Her fiction and nonfiction alike often centered on women's lives, education, and place in society.
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