
Rowena & Harold
A Romance in Rhyme of an Olden Time, of Hastyngs and NormanhurstBy William Stephen PryerLength48m
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In "Rowena & Harold," William Stephen Pryer masterfully weaves a narrative that explores the intricacies of human relationships against a backdrop of societal expectations in a post-Victorian context. The novel employs a distinctive literary style marked by rich imagery and nuanced character development, drawing readers into the lives of its titular characters as they navigate the tumultuous waters of love and ambition. Pryer'Äôs work is a vivid exploration of personal aspirations clashing with inherited conventions, placing it firmly within the tradition of social realism that characterized late 19th-century literature. William Stephen Pryer, a keen observer of human nature and a scholar of social dynamics, draws upon his professional experiences in the burgeoning fields of psychology and sociology. His insights into the motivations and struggles of individuals provide a profound framework for understanding the psychological tensions that underpin Rowena and Harold'Äôs relationship. The author'Äôs background and his reflective stance toward societal norms are apparent throughout the novel, allowing for a deeper engagement with the material. This book is highly recommended for readers who appreciate insights into the complexity of human emotion and social structures. "Rowena & Harold" not only offers a captivating narrative but also invites critical reflection on the pressures of society that shape personal destinies. Pryer'Äôs eloquent prose and compelling themes guarantee a thought-provoking experience that resonates with contemporary audiences.
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GenreFantasy, Historical Fiction
Length48 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 24, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Cover art—Old Ragnor's Crypt.
2Wm. Stephen Pryer
3DEDICATION.: DEO LAUS.
4ROWENA & HAROLD:
5A Romance in Rhyme Of an Olden Time, Of Hastyngs and Normanhurst.: by
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6WM. STEPHEN PRYER,
7Author of "Thought Crystals in Verse," Etc.
8WITH ILLUSTRATIONS & PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.
9London: WARD, LOCK & CO. Forest Gate, E.: THE ELECTRIC PUBLISHING CO. 1897
10INDEX.
11ILLUSTRATIONS
12Old Ragnor's Crypt . . . . . . . . . Cover Art
13Wm. Stephen Pryer . . . . . . . . . Frontispiece
14The Castle, Hastyngs.
15St. Hilda's Keep.
16THE CASTLE, HASTYNGS.
17Old Ragnor's Cliffs.
18Sir Guy de Warre.
19Sir Harold Wynn.
20Sir Harold Spurned.
21The Deserted Eyrie.
22Sir Harold Sails.
23Rowena's Lonely Vigil.
24Rowena's Song.
25Sir Harold at Acre.
26The Saracen Maid's Secret.
27The Secret Assassin.
28The Light in the Turret Tower.
29Death at Ragnor's Tower.
30Rowena's Grief.
31Rowena's Lament.
32The Holy Friar's Consolation.
33Rowena Enters a Convent.: St. Hilda's Keep.
34Nigh Unto Death.
35The Demon Wrecker.
36Old Ragnor's Dungeons Grim.
37Eric Entombed.
38The Rift in Hell Gate.
39The Crucified One.
40Eric Faithful Unto Death.
41Eric to be Crucified.
42To Die or Live?
43Eric Escapes.
44The Smuggler's Den.
45Rowena's Fiery Furnace.
46The Dungeon's Angel.
47Rediviva.
48Convalescent.
49Rowena's Te Deum.
50The Lights of Home.