Jill, Vol. 1 (of 2)

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Jill, Vol. 1 (of 2)

by E. A. (Elizabeth Amy) Dillwyn

EN·~5 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

JILL

0:09
2

CHAPTER I. JILL INTRODUCES HERSELF.

19:46
3

CHAPTER II. FOREIGN TRAVEL.

16:28
4

CHAPTER III. A WIDOW'S MANŒUVRES.

10:38
5

CHAPTER IV. A TIGHT CURB.

20:13
6

CHAPTER V. BREAKING LOOSE.

21:10
7

CHAPTER VI. A PHOTOGRAPH.

19:03
8

CHAPTER VII. A FEW LONDON PRICES.

23:15
9

CHAPTER VIII. A STREET INCIDENT.

11:14
10

CHAPTER IX. A NERVOUS LADY.

20:11

Description

Jill introduces herself with a confident, almost philosophical tone, challenging the old belief that boldness belongs only to men. She argues that adventure is a spark that can ignite in any heart, provided it isn’t smothered by timidity or the comforts of routine. Her reflections on past choices feel like a cool pair of spectacles, allowing her to see the hidden motives that have driven her restless spirit.

Rooted in a modestly fortunate family, Jill’s father, Sir Anthony Trecastle, serves in the Life Guards and courts a lady of higher standing, exposing her early to the expectations of genteel society. Yet the constraints of rank and propriety never quench her yearning for variety and change. As the narrative unfolds, her sharp intellect and willingness to defy convention promise a journey full of unexpected turns, inviting listeners to follow a woman determined to rewrite the rules of her own life.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (297K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

anonymous Project Gutenberg volunteers

Release date

2021-07-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

E. A. (Elizabeth Amy) Dillwyn

E. A. (Elizabeth Amy) Dillwyn

1845–1935

A pioneering Welsh novelist who also ran an industrial business, she wrote sharp, lively fiction shaped by the world around her. Her life joined literature, public service, and unusually bold independence for her time.

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