W A Woman's War A Novel Warwick Deeping
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A Woman's War

A Novel

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  1. I

    7:09

  2. II

    7:59

  3. III

    16:28

  4. IV

    19:50

  5. V

    15:14

  6. VI

    11:36

  7. VII

    11:19

  8. VIII

    12:31

  9. IX

    16:18

  10. X

    16:48

  11. XI

    11:44

  12. XII

    13:29

  13. XIII

    16:38

  14. XIV

    14:54

  15. XV

    12:40

  16. XVI

    11:17

  17. XVII

    10:08

  18. XVIII

    19:04

  19. XIX

    12:56

  20. XX

    18:06

  21. XXI

    16:02

  22. XXII

    13:14

  23. XXIII

    15:40

  24. XXIV

    7:42

  25. XXV

    11:09

  26. XXVI

    14:23

  27. XXVII

    9:05

  28. XXVIII

    13:10

  29. XXIX

    17:34

  30. XXX

    9:45

  31. XXXI

    17:13

  32. XXXII

    15:12

  33. XXXIII

    18:02

  34. XXXIV

    14:54

  35. XXXV

    13:44

  36. XXXVI

    11:49

  37. XXXVII

    14:29

  38. XXXIII

    13:01

  39. XXXIX

    11:58

  40. XL

    17:43

  41. XLI

    9:44

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A late return from a social gathering unsettles Catherine Murchison's confidence in her comfortable home in Roxton. She finds her physician husband, James, asleep in his study beside signs of drinking. Warwick Deeping's 1907 novel places this discovery against James's earlier struggle with alcohol and Catherine's efforts to support him. Professional standing and married life become closely entangled in the troubles facing the family.

The later excerpt brings their circumstances into sharp domestic focus. James saves small sums to buy pantomime tickets, while Catherine makes a pudding in a little kitchen. Their daughter Gwen's poor health adds to the strain. Through such ordinary details, the novel examines loyalty, wounded pride and the pressure of public respectability. It offers readers of domestic fiction a picture of an English doctor's household coping with hardship, with family affection tested through practical needs as well as emotional demands.

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Pages
196
Language
English
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Audio read by
Lynne T