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Victorian Short Stories of Troubled Marriages
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A delightful collection of short stories by some of the luminary authors of the Victorian era. These stories explore the truth behind the victorian marriage.
A delightful collection of short stories by some of the luminary authors of the Victorian era. These stories explore the truth behind the victorian marriage.
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Obliged to breakfast at a quarter to eight in town, Willoughby was always luxuriously late when in the country, where he took his meals also in leisurely fashion, often reading from a book propped up on the table before him. But the morning after his meeting with Esther Stables found him less disposed to read than usual. Her image obtruded . . . Read More
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Community Reviews
this i the fastest i’ve ever read a victorian era book - basically a mush of reckless emotions!
2 1/2 stars. Enjoyable but uneven.
I listened to these while going through a Victorian-era, psychological realism binge that included a lot of Elizabeth Gaskell. Obviously these doomed relationships are trapped in the structures of Victorian England, but I found them all quite human nonetheless. They seemed like people you might meet
I picked this up because I liked the sound of the title. The short stories are well chosen, and on a whole I liked the collection. Extra points for the Sherlock Holmes story, I hadn't read that particular narrative before.