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  • Knight-errant

    A Neapolitan Advocate on the Opera Stage

    by Edna Lyall ...
    Carlo Donati is the happiest man in Naples — a young advocate with his name new on his cards and a betrothal without a cloud — when a family scandal comes back to the city with a touring opera company: his sister's husband, the manager Merlino, and the wife he mistreats. To stand by her Carlo gives up far more than he was raised to expect and goes on the stage as a singer, while an English girl, ... Read more

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  • In Spite of All

    An English Family Split by the Civil War

    by Edna Lyall ...
    England in the civil war, a Royalist household and a daughter who loves a man on the other side. Edna Lyall wrote historical fiction with the politics taken seriously and this was among her most popular. ... Read more

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  • In Spite of All: A Novel

    There was no more skipping that day for Nan and Meg; frightened out of their senses, they made their way home, and were just crossing the stable-yard when their father caught sight of them. “I have stabled that bay horse as Vicar said,” he remarked, “and do you two little maids keep a still tongue in your heads or we may get into trouble. Why, what’s amiss with you both?” “Oh, father,” said Nan, ... Read more

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  • The Autobiography of a Slander

    I was born on the 2nd September, 1886, in a small, dull, country town. When I say the town was dull, I mean, of course, that the inhabitants were unenterprising, for in itself Muddleton was a picturesque place, and though it laboured under the usual disadvantage of a dearth of bachelors and a superfluity of spinsters, it might have been pleasant enough had it not been a favourite resort for my ... Read more

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  • We Two: A Novel

    People who have been brought up in the country, or in small places where every neighbor is known by sight, are apt to think that life in a large town must lack many of the interests which they have learned to find in their more limited communities. In a somewhat bewildered way, they gaze at the shifting crowd of strange faces, and wonder whether it would be possible to feel completely at home ... Read more

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  • A Hardy Norseman

    Roy Boniface turned away with a smile, understanding her feeling well enough, and Cecil, with her back to the chattering tourist throng, let her eyes roam over the shining waters of the fjord to the craggy mountains on the further shore, whose ever-varying forms had been delighting her since the early morning. She herself made a fair picture, though her beauty was not of the order which quickly ... Read more

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  • Derrick Vaughan: Novelist

    To attempt a formal biography of Derrick Vaughan would be out of the question, even though he and I have been more or less thrown together since we were both in the nursery. But I have an odd sort of wish to note down roughly just a few of my recollections of him, and to show how his fortunes gradually developed, being perhaps stimulated to make the attempt by certain irritating remarks which one ... Read more

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  • Wayfaring Men: A Novel

    “I wonder what will become of Ralph Denmead,” said Lady Tresidder, “it is one of the saddest cases I ever heard of; the poor boy seems to be left without a single relation.” “Yes,” said Sir John, musingly. “Just the way with these old decayed families, they dwindle slowly away and then become extinct. There was no spirit or energy in poor Denmead, the man was a mere hermit and knew nothing of the ... Read more

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  • Derrick Vaughan, Novelist

    by Edna Lyall ...
    Series series Literary Classics
    The life of a novelist as his friend saw it: years of rejection, a father who despises the work, a girl who waits, and the slow arrival of a reputation. Edna Lyall was Ada Ellen Bayly, a clergyman's daughter who took a near-anagram of her own name and wrote novels that argued — for Irish Home Rule, for women, for freethinkers. This 1889 book is her quietest, and the publishing detail is exact. ... Read more

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  • A Hardy Norseman

    by Edna Lyall ...
    A young Norwegian man journeys to England with high hopes, only to be met with crushing betrayal and financial ruin. Stripped of his wealth and his pride, he must navigate a foreign, unforgiving society while battling feelings of intense bitterness. Through sheer resilience and unexpected friendships, he slowly rebuilds his life from the ashes of his shattered dreams. This compelling narrative ... Read more

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  • Wayfaring Men: A Novel

    by Edna Lyall ...
    The vibrant, precarious world of a traveling acting troupe provides the backdrop for a story of ambition, hardship, and unexpected romance. As the performers journey from town to town, they face financial ruin, internal rivalries, and the harsh realities of a marginalized existence. Yet, amidst the struggles, unbreakable bonds are forged, and true artistic passion burns bright. This immersive ... Read more

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  • Derrick Vaughan, Novelist

    by Edna Lyall ...
    A dedicated writer sacrifices his own happiness and personal ambition to care for an abusive, alcoholic father. As he watches the woman he loves slip away, he pours his hidden agony into his literary creations, achieving fame he cannot truly enjoy. His silent suffering and unwavering sense of duty highlight the tragic nobility of self-sacrifice. This poignant emotional drama delves into the ... Read more

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