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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES
EAST LYNNE - by Mrs. Henry Wood
THE CHANNINGS - By Mrs. Henry Wood
VERNER'S PRIDE - By Mrs. Henry Wood - Illustrated By Harold Piffard
ELSTER'S FOLLY - By Mrs. Henry Wood
MRS. HALLIBURTON'S TROUBLES - By Mrs. Henry Wood
TREVLYN HOLD - By Mrs. Henry Wood
THE STORY OF CHARLES STRANGE - By Mrs. Henry Wood - In Three Volumes - Vol. I.
Step into a world of late‑Victorian intrigue where estate corridors echo with whispers of hidden fortunes, tangled romances, and sudden scandals. The opening of each tale places familiar characters—ladies of rank, earnest gentlemen, and determined governesses—at the brink of a pivotal moment, whether a mysterious night visitor arrives at a country house or a startling legal dispute threatens a family’s stability. With deft pacing, the stories invite listeners to uncover clues alongside the protagonists, feeling the tension of a secret that could upend their careful lives.
This collection gathers a dozen of those lively narratives, each offering fresh stakes: a nurse’s unexpected inheritance, a clergyman’s moral dilemma, a daring heroine confronting a dangerous conspiracy. The early chapters set the scene with vivid settings—from moonlit walks on sprawling estates to bustling town meetings—so you’ll quickly be drawn into the social currents and personal dramas that drive each plot forward. Enjoy the charm of well‑crafted characters and the promise of revelations that unfold one chapter at a time.
Language
en
Duration
~26 minutes (25K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by David Widger
Release date
2019-03-04
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1814–1887
Best remembered for the wildly popular East Lynne, this Victorian novelist wrote stories full of suspense, family secrets, and moral drama. Her books were widely read in Britain and beyond, making her one of the best-known popular writers of her time.
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