The Squire of Sandal-Side: A Pastoral Romance

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The Squire of Sandal-Side: A Pastoral Romance

by Amelia E. Barr

EN·~6 hours·13 chapters

Chapters

13 total

THE SQUIRE - OF SANDAL-SIDE - A PASTORAL ROMANCE

0:12

AMELIA E. BARR - AUTHOR OF "JAN VEDDER'S WIFE," "A DAUGHTER OF FIFE," "THE BOW OF ORANGE RIBBON," ETC. - 1886

0:29

CHAPTER I. - SEAT-SANDAL.

24:53

CHAPTER II. - THE SHEEP-SHEARING.

24:44

CHAPTER III. - JULIUS SANDAL.

24:32

CHAPTER IV. - THUS RUNS THE WORLD AWAY.

37:46

CHAPTER V. - CHARLOTTE.

31:27

CHAPTER VI. - THE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS.

39:24

CHAPTER VII. - WOOING AND WEDDING.

36:42

CHAPTER VIII. - THE ENEMY IN THE HOUSEHOLD.

41:12

Description

In the rugged heart of the Cumbrian fells lies Seat‑Sandal, a secluded manor cradled between Coniston and Torver. The narrative opens with a vivid portrait of the landscape—mountains that echo ancient Viking voyages and valleys that have nurtured generations of the Sandal family. Their centuries‑old saga, whispered through stone halls and a family saga, grounds the story in a world where tradition and the raw beauty of the countryside intertwine.

Against this backdrop, we meet Julius Sandal, a young squire whose sense of duty is matched only by his yearning for something beyond the farmstead. As the calendar turns toward the sheep‑shearing and the festive hush of Christmas, courtship blossoms with Charlotte, a spirited local woman whose wit challenges his expectations. Their budding love, set amid communal celebrations and the quiet rhythms of rural life, promises both tender moments and the inevitable tensions that arise when heritage meets the desire for change.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (358K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-07-10

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Amelia E. Barr

Amelia E. Barr

1831–1919

A prolific Victorian novelist, she turned a life marked by migration, hardship, and reinvention into warmly told historical fiction. Her stories often draw readers into Scotland, England, and early America with a strong sense of place and character.

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