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Rachel Ray

First published: 1863
Pages: 331

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01 - The Ray Family
30:09
02 - The Young Man from the Brewery
21:38
03 - The Arm in the Clouds
38:08
04 - What Shall be Done about It
26:29
05 - Mr Comfort Gives His Advice
26:14
06 - Preparations for Mrs, Tappitt's Party
29:22
07 - An Account of Mrs. Tappitt's Party, commenced
28:17
08 - An Account of Mrs. Tappitt's Party, concluded
29:48
09 - Mr. Prong at Home
28:04
10 - Luke Rowan Declares His Plans as to the Brewery
26:18
11 - Luke Rowan Takes his Tea Quite Like a Steady Young Man
28:01
12 - Rachel Ray Thinks 'She does Like Him' .
24:26
13 - Mr. Tappitt in his Counting-House.
27:45
14 - Luke Rowan pays a second visit to Bragg's End.
28:48
15 - Maternal Eloquence
28:25
16 - Rachel Ray's First Love-Letter
18:47
17 - Electioneering
35:55
18 - Dr. Harford
28:39
19 - Mr. Comfort Calls at the Cottage
27:52
20 - Showing what Rachel Ray Thought When She Sat on the Stile, and How she Wrote her Letter Afterwards
30:05
21 - Mrs. Ray Goes to Exeter, and Meets a Friend
31:48
22 - Domestic Politics at the Brewery
25:45
23 - Mrs. Ray's Penitence
31:04
24 - The Election at Baslehurst
32:59
25 - The Baselhurst Gazette
16:29
26 - Cornbury Grange
28:00
27 - In Which the Question of the Brewery is Settled.
39:57
28 - What took Place at Bragg's End Farm.
28:19
29 - Mrs. Prime Reads Her Recantation.
22:15
30 - Conclusion.
15:45

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Rachel Ray is a warm and gently comic novel by Anthony Trollope, published in 1863. In a quiet Devonshire town, the young and open-hearted Rachel Ray falls in love with Luke Rowan, a spirited newcomer with plans to reform the local brewery, but her timid widowed mother and her grim, evangelical elder sister are set against the match and against any harmless pleasure. Around this simple courtship Trollope draws the small jealousies of provincial life, the meddling of chapel and gossip, and the quiet courage it takes for a young woman to trust her own heart. It is one of his sunniest and most charming shorter books. This free PDF and EPUB offers the complete novel.

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Anthony Trollope

Anthony Trollope (1815-1882) was an English novelist of the Victorian era, celebrated for the Barsetshire and Palliser series, whose warm, realistic novels of society and character remain widely loved.