Lord Oakburn's Daughters

Wood, Mrs. Henry

History

Franklin Classics

Verner's Pride: Volume 2

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

Adamant Media Corporation

Verner's Pride: Volume 1

Verner's Pride: Volume 3

History & Criticism

Lord Oakburn's Daughters: Volume 1

East Lynne: Volume 3

Action & Adventure

"[...]flashed with unmistakable admiration into those black ones as he talked to the lady: and the black eyes most certainly flashed admiration back again. Dangerous eyes were those of Charlotte Pain’s! And not altogether lovable. “Do you always keep your promises as you kept that one yesterday?” she was asking him. “I did not make a promise yesterday—that I remember. Had I made one[...]".

Shadow of Ashlydyat (Pocket Classics)

Alan Sutton Pub

Anne Hereford

The novel's setting and viewpoint have led to natural comparisons with Jane Eyre, but it is Jane Eyre shot through with scandal and sensation -- the kind of book that might have appealed to the first Mrs. Rochester. Despite its antiquated wills, inheritances, shotguns, and other paraphernalia, the novel is almost entirely accessible by modern readers -- with perhaps one exception. The reader should keep in mind that the phrase "make love to" denoted harmless flirting or praise in Victorian parlance. Thus when Selina urges, "Anne, come forward, and let Mr. Heneage make love to you. It is a pastime he favors," nothing sinister is implied. -- Martha Bayless

Wood, Ellen

Literary

Wildside Pr

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The Red Court Farm

World Literature

Legare Street Press

The Lost Bank Note: And Martyn Ware's Temptation (1863)

Arts & Photography

Kessinger Publishing

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