The Girl at Cobhurst

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The Girl at Cobhurst

by Frank R. Stockton

EN·~10 hours·45 chapters

Chapters

45 total
1

THE GIRL AT COBHURST - CHAPTER I - DR. TOLBRIDGE

14:43
2

CHAPTER II - MISS PANNEY

13:57
3

CHAPTER III - BROTHER AND SISTER

10:19
4

CHAPTER IV - THE HOME

21:26
5

CHAPTER V - PANNEYOPATHY

14:52
6

CHAPTER VI - MRS. TOLBRIDGE'S CALLERS

8:21
7

CHAPTER VII - DORA BANNISTER TAKES TIME AND A MARE BY THE FORELOCK

22:37
8

CHAPTER VIII - MRS. TOLBRIDGE'S REPORT IS NOT ACCEPTED

17:00
9

CHAPTER IX - JOHN WESLEY AND LORENZO DOW AT LUNCHEON

16:03
10

CHAPTER X - A SILK GOWN AND A BOTTLE

12:51

Description

In the quiet English countryside of Thorbury, Dr. Tolbridge is the town’s trusted physician, known for his steady hands and keen mind. When a desperate summons arrives from the isolated estate of Miss Panney, the doctor’s sense of duty collides with his wife’s sharp skepticism, revealing a marriage that balances affection with sharp‑edged banter. As the fire crackles in their study, the couple’s exchange hints at deeper tensions beneath the genteel façade of rural life.

The urgent call promises a mystery at the remote Cobhurst manor—a frail old lady whose condition may be more than a simple ailment. While the doctor prepares to brave the harsh March roads, Kitty Tolbridge questions the wisdom of his haste, suggesting that the true danger may lie elsewhere. Listeners are drawn into a world where professional obligations, personal doubts, and the whisper of secrets in the countryside intertwine, setting the stage for a compelling early‑act drama.

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Language

en

Duration

~10 hours (588K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-02-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Frank R. Stockton

Frank R. Stockton

1834–1902

Best known for the deliciously unsettling ending of The Lady, or the Tiger?, this 19th-century American writer mixed humor, fantasy, and sharp storytelling in ways that still feel fresh. His work ranges from playful fairy tales to witty novels and short stories that love a clever twist.

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