The Celebrity, Volume 02

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The Celebrity, Volume 02

by Winston Churchill

EN·~1 hours·2 chapters

Chapters

2 total

Produced by David Widger

50:12

VOLUME 2. - CHAPTER V

20:15

Description

In a bustling little community called Asphith, social life revolves around a charismatic figure known only as the Celebrity. When the charming Irene Trevor catches his eye, the town’s gossip mills spin, and a lively cotillion becomes the stage for matchmaking, rivalry, and whispered scandals. The narrative follows the Celebrity’s deft orchestration of dances and pairings, revealing the delicate balance of ambition, reputation, and desire among the townsfolk.

Meanwhile, the enigmatic Mr. Cooke and his indifferent wife watch the proceedings with a mixture of amusement and bemusement, their own private car delivering a parade of ten eager young women to the dance. As the Celebrity shuttles between the grand house and the nearby Mohair estate, his relentless energy keeps the social calendar humming, even as personal loyalties are tested. The story captures the humor and subtle tension of a society where every smile, invitation, and whispered remark can shift the fortunes of those involved.

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Language

en

Duration

~1 hours (67K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-10-19

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

1871–1947

A hugely popular American novelist in the early 1900s, he wrote historical fiction and political novels that spoke to the mood of Progressive Era readers. Though often overshadowed by the better-known British statesman of the same name, his books were major bestsellers in their day.

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