
Tregarthen's Wife
A Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Dark Secrets in Victorian CornwallBy Fred M. WhiteLength10h 48m
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In "Tregarthen's Wife," Fred M. White intricately weaves a tale set within the constraints of late Victorian society, exploring themes of love, loyalty, and the complexities of marital relationships. The narrative is enriched by White's deft characterizations and a nuanced understanding of social mores, as he paints a vivid portrait of the protagonist's inner turmoil and the external pressures that influence her choices. The novel's prose reflects a period style, rich in detail yet imbued with a tension that propels the reader forward, making it both a compelling character study and a critique of societal expectations. Fred M. White, an influential figure in the realm of early 20th-century literature, possessed a keen insight into the human condition, shaped by his own experiences in an era marked by transformation. Born into a middle-class family, his exposure to both the struggles of the working class and the indulgences of the affluent informed his perspectives on class dynamics and personal relationships. White's extensive body of work often reflects a preoccupation with moral dilemmas, making "Tregarthen's Wife" a natural extension of his literary exploration. This novel is a must-read for those interested in the intersections of love and duty, as well as the constraints of conventional morality. White'Äôs poignant storytelling offers a profound commentary that remains relevant, encouraging readers to reflect on the enduring challenges of the human heart. Engage with this evocative work and discover the timeless issues that continue to resonate in contemporary society.
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GenreRomance, Mystery and Thriller
Length10 hrs 48 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 9, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2CHAPTER I.—A GARDEN OF SLEEP.
3CHAPTER II.—TREGARTHEN OF TREGARTHEN.
4CHAPTER III.—THE SANCTUARY.
5CHAPTER IV.—THE ISLAND.
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6CHAPTER V.—THE LACE AND ITS STORY.
7CHAPTER VI.—THE RECTOR.
8CHAPTER VII.—VILLAGERS IN COUNCIL.
9CHAPTER VIII.—THE BLIGHTING OF THE BLOSSOMS.
10CHAPTER IX.—A LIMITED HORIZON.
11CHAPTER X.—NEARING THE THRONE.
12CHAPTER XI.—RUTH IN REBELLION.
13CHAPTER XII.—THE WRECK OF THE "COMUS."
14CHAPTER XIII.—"WHO IS ON MY SIDE, WHO?"
15CHAPTER XIV.—THE SIDE OF THE ANGELS.
16CHAPTER XV.—THE NIGHT BEFORE.
17CHAPTER XVI.—THE FIRST OF MARCH.
18CHAPTER XVII.—THE FREEDOM OF THE SOIL.
19CHAPTER XVIII.—A NEW ALLY.
20CHAPTER XIX.—THE AGITATOR.
21CHAPTER XX.—MARY'S RUBICON.
22CHAPTER XXI.—"TILL DEATH DO US PART."
23CHAPTER XXII.—THE FIRST OF THE BRIDGE.
24CHAPTER XXIII.—THE GOLDEN GATE.
25CHAPTER XXIV.—"THE KING CAN DO NO WRONG."
26CHAPTER XXV.—THE CLOUDS GATHER.
27CHAPTER XXVI.—A BLOW FOR THE DYNASTY.
28CHAPTER XXVII.—THE GREAT SECRET.
29CHAPTER XXVIII.—LE ROI EST MORT.
30CHAPTER XXIX.—WHITE WINGS.
31CHAPTER XXX.—AFTER THE GALE.
32CHAPTER XXXI.—A ROYAL PROGRESS.
33CHAPTER XXXII.—ADVERSITY.
34CHAPTER XXXIII.—"I COULD NOT LOVE THEE, DEAR, SO WELL."
35CHAPTER XXXIV.—TOWARDS THE LIGHT.
36CHAPTER XXXV.—WITH THE BEST INTENTIONS.
37CHAPTER XXXVI.—DESPITE HIMSELF.
38CHAPTER XXXVII.—MANDRAGORA.
39CHAPTER XXXVIII.—PRO PATRIA MORI.
40CHAPTER XXXIX.—THE BLOOMING OF THE ROSE.