
ETHEL M. DELL
AS A VERY SMALL TOKEN OF THAT LOVE WHICH NO WORDS CAN EXPRESS
PROLOGUE - CHAPTER I - THE KNIGHT OF THE MAGIC CAVE
CHAPTER II - DESTINY
CHAPTER III - A ROPE OF SAND
CHAPTER IV - THE DIVINE MAGIC
CHAPTER V - THE BIRTHDAY TREAT
CHAPTER VI - THE SPELL
CHAPTER VII - IN THE CAUSE OF A WOMAN
CHAPTER VIII - THE ENGLISHMAN
A windswept stretch of craggy coastline frames the story, where towering cliffs loom over a restless sea and the tide hides secrets in shadowed caves. Young Chris Wyndham, restless and bright‑eyed, watches the world from a rocky beach, her imagination sparked by the legends of shipwrecks and lost lives that cling to the stones. Beside her, Cinders—a determined little creature—buries himself in endless digging, oblivious to her yearning for adventure.
When the tide recedes, a hidden entrance to the fabled Magic Cave beckons, promising wonder and perhaps a glimpse of the unknown. Chris resolves to explore the cavern’s palatial mouth, a place that has teased her curiosity for years. The opening sets a tone of gentle suspense, blending natural beauty with the promise of mysteries waiting just beyond the surf.
Language
en
Duration
~13 hours (792K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-09-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1881–1939
A hugely popular British romance writer in the early 20th century, she built a large readership with emotional, fast-moving novels that critics often dismissed but readers eagerly embraced. Her breakthrough book, The Way of an Eagle, helped launch a career that lasted from 1911 until her death in 1939.
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