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THE GLORY OF THE CONQUERED - PART ONE - CHAPTER I - ERNESTINE
CHAPTER II - THE LETTER
CHAPTER III - KARL
CHAPTER IV - FACTS AND "HIGHER TRUTH"
CHAPTER V - THE HOME-COMING
CHAPTER VI - "GLORIA VICTIS"
CHAPTER VII - ERNESTINE IN HER STUDIO
CHAPTER VIII - SCIENCE, ART, AND LOVE
CHAPTER IX - AS THE SURGEON SAW IT
CHAPTER X - KARL IN HIS LABORATORY
Ernestine Stanley stands on the brink of a marriage she never imagined—an alliance with one of the world’s foremost scientists. The prospect of a life bound to a man of rigorous inquiry both thrills and unnerves her, especially as she watches him tenderly hold her face and whisper promises of devotion. Yet the very idea of a union that merges her own yearning for poetry, art, and freedom with the cold precision of laboratory work leaves her questioning what she truly desires.
Raised by a father who worships exact science and a mother who lives for beauty and verse, Ernestine has spent her life caught between two opposing worlds. Her name itself, chosen through a compromise of meaning and melody, reflects the tug‑of‑war that defines her upbringing. As she navigates the expectations of her family and the looming responsibilities of her future husband, she must decide whether she can reconcile the logical with the lyrical, or if the pull of one will forever eclipse the other.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (500K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Aug 1, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1876–1948
A pioneering American playwright and novelist, she helped launch modern American theater with the Provincetown Players and brought sharp psychological insight to stories of justice, power, and everyday life. Best known for works like "Trifles" and "A Jury of Her Peers," she also won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for "Alison's House."
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