The Beauty

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The Beauty

by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

EN·~5 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
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THE BEAUTY - By MRS. WILSON WOODROW - Author of The Silver Butterfly, etc.

0:18
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THE BEAUTY

0:00
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CHAPTER I - A BACHELOR'S BRIDE

13:43
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CHAPTER II - A FAR WORLD OF DREAMING

22:08
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CHAPTER III - PINK AND WHITE EXISTENCE

21:40
6

CHAPTER IV - OUR LOVING FRIENDS

8:35
7

CHAPTER V - PERDITA'S TALISMAN

11:27
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CHAPTER VI - SIROCCO

9:36
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CHAPTER VII - THE GIFT OF FREEDOM

14:55
10

CHAPTER VIII - FOOLS' LAUGHTER

16:54

Description

A seasoned bachelor of the city’s financial elite, Cresswell Hepworth, has finally decided to trade his solitary comforts for a partnership at the altar. His tight‑knit circle of friends watches the decision with a mixture of curiosity and bemusement, trading witty banter over champagne as they try to predict the impact of his choice on their polished world.

Enter Perdita Carey, a strikingly beautiful young woman of southern roots whose name is barely a whisper among Hepworth’s acquaintances. Though her lineage and connections are vague, her poise and quiet confidence command attention the moment she steps down the aisle, wrapped in a modest muslin gown that seems to crown her with an unexpected elegance. As the guests’ expectations clash with the reality of her presence, the story opens on a marriage that promises to reshape both social expectations and the lives of those gathered around it.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (327K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roland Schlenker, Mary Meehan and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2011-09-26

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

d. 1935

A prolific American novelist and short-story writer, she published popular fiction under the name Mrs. Wilson Woodrow and built a career around stories with strong women and western settings. Writing as Nancy Mann Waddel Woodrow and sometimes Jane Wade, she remained best known by her married pen name long after her divorce.

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