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Mildred Arkell, Volume II
Mrs. Henry Wood
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Ah, how little! how little do we foresee even a week or two before us! Never in this world would those two meet again.
And Mr. and Mrs. Dundyke proceeded under convoy to the Hôtel des Trois Dauphins, and made themselves as comfortable for the night as circumstances and the stinging gnats permitted.
Arriving at Geneva without further let or hindrance, David Dundyke, Esquire, and his wife, put up at the Hôtel des Bergues. And on the morning afterwards, when Mrs. Dundyke had dressed herself and looked about her, she felt like a fish out of water. The size of the hotel, the style pervading it, the inmates she caught chance glimpses of in the corridors, were all so different from anything poor humble Betsey Dundyke had been[48. . . Read More
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I’ve read a quite a few of Mrs Wood’s novels and they usually fall into the sensation genre (which I love) or the domestic (which I like much less). This one falls somewhere between the two as did my enjoyment of it. The novel starts and ends as a domestic story (with a cathedral school background f