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EVELINE MANDEVILLE. - By ALVIN ADDISON, - Author of "The Rival Hunters."
CINCINNATI: PUBLISHED BY U. P. JAMES, 167 WALNUT STREET. - 1837
EVELINE MANDEVILLE: - OR, - THE HORSE THIEF RIVAL.
CHAPTER I.
CHAPTER II. - THE EAVESDROPPER.
CHAPTER III. - THE INVALID.
CHAPTER IV. - DUFFEL—THE SECRET CAVE AND CLAN.
CHAPTER V. - CONSPIRACIES.
CHAPTER VI. - PLOTS DEVELOPING.
In a modest Ohio town, a spirited young woman finds herself at odds with her father's plans for her future. He has set her sights on a prosperous farmer named Willard Duffel, praising his wealth and standing, while she feels something is deeply wrong about his character. Eveline senses that his fortune may be built on dishonest dealings, hinting at a shadowy network of horse thieves that haunts the countryside.
Determined to uncover the truth, she quietly listens to whispered conversations and gathers clues that could expose the criminal underbelly lurking behind Duffel’s respectable façade. As she balances the pressure of familial duty with her own moral compass, Eveline must decide whether to trust her intuition or submit to the expectations placed upon her. The early chapters set the stage for a tense struggle between love, loyalty, and the pursuit of justice.
Full title
Eveline Mandeville : $b or, The horse thief rival Or, The Horse Thief Rival
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (382K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2005-09-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A little-known 19th-century novelist, he is remembered today for fast-moving frontier melodramas full of rivalry, danger, and romance. His surviving books offer a glimpse of popular American fiction from the 1830s.
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