Peg O' My Heart

audiobook

Peg O' My Heart

by J. Hartley Manners

EN·~8 hours·52 chapters

Chapters

52 total
1

by - J. Hartley Manners

0:01
2

PREFACE

2:14
3

BOOK THE FIRST - The Romance of an Irish Agitator and an English Lady of Quality

0:31
4

BOOK THE SECOND - The End of the Romance

0:09
5

BOOK THE THIRD - Peg

0:09
6

BOOK THE FOURTH - Peg in England

0:39
7

BOOK THE FIFTH - Peg Returns to Her Father

0:08
8

Afterword

0:00
9

CHAPTER I - THE IRISH AGITATOR MAKES HIS FIRST APPEARANCE

15:34
10

CHAPTER II - THE PANORAMA OF A LOST YOUTH

5:45

Description

A spirited Irish patriot crosses paths with a headstrong English gentlewoman, sparking a lively clash of wit and ideals that drives the novel’s opening. Set against the lush backdrop of early‑twentieth‑century Ireland, their banter oscillates between sharp political commentary and tender teasing, revealing both characters’ deep convictions and hidden vulnerabilities. The narrative follows their tentative courtship as they navigate familial expectations, bustling social gatherings, and the ever‑present tension between tradition and change.

From the first meeting in a bustling parish hall to their private confidences under moonlit skies, the story balances humor with heartfelt moments, drawing listeners into a world where love seeks a foothold amid national unrest. As their relationship deepens, the promise of a future together begins to shape the lives of those around them, hinting at the next generation’s arrival without giving away the later twists. The blend of lively dialogue and vivid settings makes this early act an engaging, emotionally resonant introduction to a timeless romance.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (513K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Charles Franks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team. HTML version by Al Haines.

Release date

2003-01-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

J. Hartley Manners

J. Hartley Manners

1870–1928

Best known for the hugely popular stage hit Peg o' My Heart, this London-born playwright built a career that stretched from acting tours to Broadway success. His work helped shape early 20th-century commercial theater, often with actress Laurette Taylor at the center.

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