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Excerpt: ""If I hadn't heard it from Mrs. Clay herself, I never would have believed it! To think that John Beacham, who's a sensible man as men go, should be marrying an Irishwoman! If Honor Blake was English-born now, one wouldn't blame him so much; but to choose a girl that comes of people who, as everyone knows, you can't trust farther than you can see them, is what I call a sin and a shame." The speaker was a woman of low stature, elderly, and sharp of voice and feature. She was seated at a round old-fashioned mahogany table, on which a teapot of the material known as Britannia metal steamed with a pleasant warmth, while the odour of buttered toast, "hot and hot," filled the little room in which she and a chosen chum and gossip had met together to talk over the domestic affairs of their friends and neighbours."
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GenreGeneral Fiction, Literary Classics
Length6 hrs 38 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 18, 2024
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. “HE COMES TOO NEAR,” ETC.
14CHAPTER XIV. ARTHUR FINDS HIMSELF DONE.
2CHAPTER II. A LOVER FOUND AND LOST.
15CHAPTER XV. MISFORTUNES NEVER COME SINGLY.
3CHAPTER III. WHAT WAS HONOR DOING?
16CHAPTER XVI. OUT AT SEA.
4CHAPTER IV. MRS. BEACHAM WRITES A LETTER.
17CHAPTER XVII. HONOR MAKES A NEW ACQUAINTANCE.
5CHAPTER V. HONOR TURNS REBELLIOUS.
18CHAPTER XVIII. JOHN DISCOVERS HIS LOSS.
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6CHAPTER VI. WHAT, SELL ROUGH DIAMOND!
19CHAPTER XIX. ANOTHER ESCAPE.
7CHAPTER VII. MEA CULPA.
20CHAPTER XX. POOR SOPHY!
8CHAPTER VIII. JOHN BEACHAM MAKES A DISCOVERY.
21CHAPTER XXI. SUSPENSE.
9CHAPTER IX. JOHN PROVES HIS RIGHT.
22CHAPTER XXII. JOHN GIVES WAY.
10CHAPTER X. “AS WELL AS CAN BE EXPECTED.”
23CHAPTER XXIII. HONOR RECEIVES A LETTER.
11CHAPTER XI. FROM LIVELY TO SEVERE.
24CHAPTER XXIV. THE USES OF ADVERSITY.
12CHAPTER XII. MRS. BEACHAM REFUSES TO FORGET.
25CONCLUSION.
13CHAPTER XIII. ARTHUR CHEERS UP.