Wives and Daughters
- First published
- 1864
- Pages
- 682
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01 - The Dawn of a Gala Day
21:02 -
02 - A Novice Amongst the Great Folk
36:48 -
03 - Molly Gibson's Childhood
17:07 -
04 - Mr. Gibson's Neighbors
29:23 -
05 - Calf-Love
29:06 -
06 - A Visit to the Hamleys
32:45 -
07 - Foreshadows of Love Perils
16:58 -
08 - Drifting Into Danger
31:15 -
09 - The Widower and the Widow
20:30 -
10 - A Crisis
42:59 -
11 - Making Friendship
37:10 -
12 - Preparing for the Wedding
19:28 -
13 - Molly Gibson's New Friends
24:58 -
14 - Molly Finds Herself Patronized
30:48 -
15 - The New Mamma
18:43 -
16 - The Bride at Home
21:49 -
17 - Trouble at Hamley Hall
25:45 -
18 - Mr. Osborne's Secret
30:14 -
19 - Cynthia's Arrival
26:23 -
20 - Mrs. Gibson's Visitors
20:23 -
21 - The Half-Sisters
31:48 -
22 - The Old Squire's Troubles
25:01 -
23 - Osborne Hamley Reviews His Position
19:58 -
24 - Mrs. Gibson's Little Dinner
14:40 -
25 - Hollingford in a Bustle
19:22 -
26 - A Charity Ball
40:46 -
27 - Fathers and Sons
17:18 -
28 - Rivalry
28:29 -
29 - Bush-Fighting
32:03 -
30 - Old Ways and New Ways
19:39 -
31 - A Passive Coquette
20:59 -
32 - Coming Events
31:22 -
33 - Brightening Prospects
16:22 -
34 - A Lover's Mistake
20:18 -
35 - The Mother's Maneuver
32:44 -
36 - Domestic Diplomacy
13:48 -
37 - A Fluke, and What Came of It
31:41 -
38 - Mr. Kirkpatrick, Q.C.
24:17 -
39 - Secret Thoughts Ooze Out
28:10 -
40 - Molly Gibson Breathes Freely
19:33 -
41 - Gathering Clouds
28:04 -
42 - The Storm Bursts
21:14 -
43 - Cynthia's Confession
23:32 -
44 - Molly Gibson to the Rescue
23:27 -
45 - Confidences
21:30 -
46 - Hollingford Gossips
20:48 -
47 - Scandal and its Victims
27:16 -
48 - An Innocent Culprit
22:38 -
49 - Molly Gibson Finds a Champion
21:27 -
50 - Cynthia at Bay
29:24 -
51 - Troubles Never Come Alone
21:09 -
52 - Squire Hamley's Sorrow
30:21 -
53 - Unlooked-For Arrivals
26:12 -
54 - Molly Gibson's Worth is Discovered
26:54 -
55 - An Absent Lover Returns
22:13 -
56 - Off With the Old Love, and On With the New
19:31 -
57 - Bridal Visits and Adieux
23:07 -
58 - Reviving Hopes and Brightening Prospects
23:15 -
59 - Molly Gibson at Hamley Hall
22:21 -
60 - Roger Hamley's Confession/Concluding Remarks
41:22
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Molly Gibson has her quiet life turned over when her widowed father, a respected country doctor, marries again and brings home a polished, self-serving stepmother and a charming, unreliable stepsister named Cynthia. Around them move the Hamleys of the local squire's family, including Roger, a steady young naturalist whom Molly comes to love from the sidelines. Gaskell watches the small English town of Hollingford with a patient, affectionate eye, tracing courtships, snobberies, and the slow growth of a generous girl into a clear-headed woman. Serialized from 1864 and left almost finished at the author's sudden death, it is widely regarded as her richest and most mature novel. Free to download as a PDF or EPUB.
Available edition: text of Project Gutenberg eBook #4274. The cover is an original BDeBooks design. The PDF has 682 pages; the EPUB is reflowable. Project Gutenberg credits and license are kept.
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Book facts
- First published
- 1864
- Reading time
- About 20 hours
- Pages
- 682
- Language
- English
- Genre
- British Classics
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
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