Put Yourself in His Place

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Put Yourself in His Place

by Charles Reade

EN·~19 hours·49 chapters

Chapters

49 total

By Charles Reade

0:15

CHAPTER I.

13:49

CHAPTER II.

13:31

CHAPTER III.

33:53

CHAPTER IV.

15:39

CHAPTER V.

41:39

CHAPTER VI.

47:50

CHAPTER VII.

24:52

CHAPTER VIII.

20:11

CHAPTER IX.

57:50
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Description

In the shadow of the bustling industrial hub of Hillsborough, soot‑filled chimneys and tangled streets give way to a landscape once celebrated for its rolling valleys and crystal streams. The town’s relentless factories have turned its once‑clear waters black and its skies a perpetual gray, yet beyond the smog the surrounding hills rise in violet‑tinged splendor, hinting at a world untouched by progress.

Perched on the forked mountain of Cairnhope stands an abandoned medieval church, its moss‑covered walls and intact stained‑glass windows a stark contrast to the grime below. Guarded fiercely by the enigmatic Squire Raby and his loyal groom, the sanctuary remains untouched by vandals, preserving centuries‑old brasses and a solitary stone font. When curious travelers and local youths alike tempt fate by approaching its silent doors, they discover a web of old loyalties and whispered rumors that promise more than simple trespass.

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Language

en

Duration

~19 hours (1122K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Donald Lainson; David Widger

Release date

May 17, 2006

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Charles Reade

Charles Reade

1814–1884

Known for mixing strong storytelling with a fierce sense of justice, this Victorian novelist and dramatist wrote popular books that took aim at the cruelties and failures of his time. He is especially remembered for The Cloister and the Hearth and for fiction shaped by careful research and real social concerns.

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