
audiobook
{This e-text was prepared from the first edition of Susan
"CHARMING MISS WYLLYS:—
"MADAM:—
"MY SWEET MISS ELINOR:—
"ARABELLA HUNTER."
"MY DEAR MISS WYLLYS:—
"MARY SMITH."
"MADAM:—
"WILLIAM STANLEY."
"MADAM:—
The second volume picks up after a three‑year pause, when the scattered friends of Longbridge finally gather again for a summer reunion. Jane has married and moved to New Orleans, Hazlehurst served as a diplomatic secretary in Mexico and Brazil, Charlie pursued his legal studies across Europe, and Elinor, still weary from illness, has spent long seasons traveling abroad. Their separate adventures have left each character changed, yet the familiar bonds of their hometown remain a quiet anchor.
As the group settles back onto familiar ground, lingering tensions and new responsibilities begin to surface. Old loyalties are tested by fresh ambitions, and subtle misfortunes start to weave through their lives, promising the sort of gentle suspense that keeps a story alive. Listeners will find a thoughtful portrait of young men and women navigating love, duty, and the unpredictable turns of a world in motion.
Language
en
Duration
~10 hours (631K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
1999-10-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1813–1894
A sharp-eyed 19th-century nature writer and philanthropist, she is best remembered for "Rural Hours," a quietly pioneering book built from close observation of the seasons, plants, birds, and daily life around Cooperstown, New York. Though often introduced as James Fenimore Cooper's daughter, she earned a lasting place of her own in American literary and environmental history.
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