Em's husband : $b A sequel to "Em"

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Em's husband : $b A sequel to "Em"

by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth

EN·~10 hours·38 chapters

Chapters

38 total
1

EM’S HUSBAND A Sequel to “Em”

0:24
2

CHAPTER I TO THE ISLAND

24:11
3

CHAPTER II THE AGENT

20:08
4

CHAPTER III THE RED WING

14:39
5

CHAPTER IV RED WING

16:42
6

CHAPTER V RONALD BRUCE

17:17
7

CHAPTER VI THE GUEST

14:13
8

CHAPTER VII A PROPOSAL

20:00
9

CHAPTER VIII Em. AT THE COMMODORE’S

14:42
10

CHAPTER IX “THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE”

17:18

Description

Em drifts downstream aboard the modest boat “White Dove,” guided by the seasoned old‑man ’Sias, whose quiet chatter hints at a life spent far from bustling towns. The river gleams under a high summer sun, flanked on one side by dense, rolling woods and on the other by sheer, moss‑capped cliffs that disappear into mist. As the shore of a lush island comes into view, the landscape unfolds like a painted dream—verdant hills crowned with a sparkling white palace, fragrant groves, and pathways strewn with wildflowers that seem to welcome her arrival.

Stepping onto the island’s soft sand, Em follows ’Sias through fragrant arbors and ornate terraces until they reach the palace’s colonnaded porch, where a modest gathering already listens intently to a hidden preacher. The congregation’s diverse faces and hush of reverence strike a contrast to the noisy city she left behind, filling her with both wonder and a subtle sense of anticipation. The scene hints at deeper questions about faith, belonging, and the life that awaits her beyond this serene, almost otherworldly setting.

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Language

en

Duration

~10 hours (618K characters)

Release date

2025-09-23

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth

Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth

1819–1899

One of the biggest bestselling novelists of 19th-century America, she wrote page-turning stories full of mystery, melodrama, and bold heroines who refused to stay quietly in the background. Her novels reached huge audiences in the United States and Europe for decades.

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