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Phoebe, Junior

First published
1876
Pages
361

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  1. The Pastor's Progress

    21:48

  2. The Leading Member

    19:02

  3. Mr. Copperhead's Ball

    28:28

  4. A Country Party

    13:31

  5. Self-Devotion

    18:31

  6. A Morning Call

    18:49

  7. Shopping

    15:45

  8. The Dorsets

    18:28

  9. Coming Home

    24:11

  10. Papa

    18:36

  11. Phoebe's Preparations

    19:17

  12. Grange Lane

    20:10

  13. The Tozer Family

    27:17

  14. Strangers

    27:53

  15. A Domestic Crisis

    22:47

  16. The New Gentleman

    19:30

  17. A Public Meeting

    20:51

  18. Mr. May's Affairs

    19:57

  19. The New Chaplain

    21:36

  20. That Tozer Girl!

    20:55

  21. A New Friend

    22:02

  22. A Desparate Expedient

    24:20

  23. Tided Over

    15:27

  24. A Visit

    19:16

  25. Tea

    22:10

  26. The Hall

    19:47

  27. A Pair of Natural Enemies

    19:20

  28. The New Pupil

    21:22

  29. Ursula's Entrees

    23:18

  30. Society at the Parsonage

    19:31

  31. Society

    17:35

  32. Love-Making

    17:53

  33. A Disclosure

    20:25

  34. An Extravagance

    20:57

  35. The Millionaire

    20:02

  36. Father and Son

    22:53

  37. A Pleasant Evening

    13:18

  38. An Expedition

    23:54

  39. A Catastrophe

    21:40

  40. The Sinned-Against

    28:14

  41. A Morning's Work

    28:35

  42. A Great Mental Shock

    15:59

  43. The Conflict

    37:01

  44. Phoebe's Last Trial

    25:45

  45. The Last

    16:15

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Raised in London and sharper than the relatives she goes to stay with, Phoebe Tozer returns to Carlingford as the confident granddaughter of a retired grocer and chapel deacon. There she moves through the town's tangle of chapel politics, social snobbery, and marriage prospects with a poise that unsettles her elders and charms nearly everyone else. Margaret Oliphant closes her Chronicles of Carlingford with a heroine who turns modest origins into real advantage, exposing the small hypocrisies of respectable society along the way. Published in 1876, it is a good-humored, clear-eyed study of ambition and class from one of the Victorian era's most productive novelists. A free PDF and EPUB edition is available here.

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Margaret Oliphant

Margaret Oliphant Wilson Oliphant was a Scottish novelist and historical writer, who usually wrote as Mrs. Oliphant. Her fictional works cover "domestic realism, the historical novel and tales of the supernatural".

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Book facts

First published
1876
Reading time
About 11 hours
Pages
361
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook