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“william davy watson”

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  • Trevethlan: A Cornish Story

    by William Davy Watson ...
    The novel is centered around the Trevethlan family and their ancestral home, Trevethlan. The story explores the intricate relationships within the family, their connections with the local community, and the broader societal changes of the era. It is a blend of romance, mystery, and social commentary, which was typical of 19th-century literature. ... Read more

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  • Trevethlan: A Cornish Story Volume II

    by William Davy Watson ...
    The story continues the narrative from Volume I and focuses on the lives of the characters introduced earlier. Set against the backdrop of Cornwall, particularly during the Victorian era, the novel likely portrays the rugged landscapes, traditions, and social dynamics unique to the region.Key themes in "Trevethlan: A Cornish Story" include local customs, family relationships, societal changes, and ... Read more

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  • Trevethlan: A Cornish Story in three Volume

    by William Davy Watson ...
    Set in Cornwall, England, "Trevethlan: A Cornish Story" is a historical novel that likely captures the landscape, culture, and traditions of the region during the time it was written. The story may revolve around the lives of characters living in the fictional village of Trevethlan and could explore themes such as love, family, social class, and the impact of historical events on everyday life. ... Read more

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  • Trevethlan (Vol. 1-3)

    Victorian Novel: A Cornish Tale

    by William Davy Watson ...
    In the wake of the sudden demise of Henry Trevethlan at his estate in Cornwall, his two children, Randolph and Helen, are thrust into a world of destitution and hardship, ill-equipped to face life's harsh realities. This poignant Cornish tale unfolds as the siblings navigate the challenges of rebuilding their family estate and fortune. To escape the shadows of disgrace, the Trevethlans devise a ... Read more

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  • Trevethlan A Cornish Story Vol. II

    by William Davy Watson ...
    Trevethlan: A Cornish Story Vol. II is a historical novel that follows orphans Randolph and Helen Trevethlan as they return to their ancestral castle after a long absence. Upon their arrival, they are confronted by a somber atmosphere that starkly contrasts the joyful memories of their childhood. As they navigate the grief of losing their parents and the uncertainty of their future, they must also ... Read more

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  • Trevethlan A Cornish Story Vol. I

    by William Davy Watson ...
    Trevethlan: A Cornish Story Vol. I is a historical novel set in the mid-19th century, revolving around the declining fortunes and legacy of the Trevethlan family. The story opens with the deathbed scene of Henry Trevethlan, the patriarch, who passes on a heavy responsibility to his son, Randolph. Henry urges Randolph to preserve the family's honor and legacy despite their dwindling wealth, warning ... Read more

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    by George W. M. Reynolds, James Malcolm Rymer ...
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  • The Greatest British Classics Ever Written

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    by Edward Bulwer Lytton ...
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  • Fanshawe (Annotated)

    by Nathaniel Hawthorne ...
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    Young Cherry Wilkinson, the daughter of a farmer, has read one too many Gothic novels. And when she discovers a mysterious fragment of parchment and an antiquated portrait in her father's desk, she becomes convinced that she is a heroine and an heiress, and that the farmer is not her father, but instead an assassin with designs upon her life. (Goodreads) ... Read more

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  • The Mysterious Wanderer (Complete)

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    In committing the following sheets to the press, I have acted in compliance with the partial wishes of a few friends. I am aware that my story has many imperfections; but it being a first essay, and having been written solely for my own amusement, during a winter season, I trust, will plead with a liberal public, to soften the severity of criticism: and if, whilst I furnish a few hours ... Read more

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