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| Sylvia's Lover is one the least known novels of Elizabeth Gaskell, first published weekly in Cornhill magazine in 1863. The story revolves around Sylvia Robson and the two men in her life: Philip, her cousin -and later, her husband, and Charlie Kinraid, the one she fell in love with. |
Oh for thy voice to soothe and bless! What hope of answer, or redress? Behind the veil! Behind the veil!--Tennyson
- Chapter I: Monkshaven
- Chapter II: Home from Greenland
- Chapter III: Buying a new cloak
- Chapter IV: Philip Hepburn
- Chapter V: Story of the press-gang
- Chapter VI: The sailor's funeral
- Chapter VII: Tete-a-tete. The will.
- Chapter VIII: Attraction and repulsion
- Chapter IX: The specksioneer
- Chapter X: A refractory pupil
- Chapter XI: Visions of the future
- Chapter XII: New Year's fete
- Chapter XIII: Perplexities
- Chapter XIV: Partnership
- Chapter XV: A difficult question
- Chapter XVI: The engagement
- Chapter XVII: Rejected warnings
- Chapter XVIII: Eddy in love's current
- Chapter XIX: An important mission
- Chapter XX: Loved and lost
- Chapter XXI: A rejected suitor
- Chapter XXII: Deepening shadows
- Chapter XXIII: Retaliation
- Chapter XXIV: Brief rejoicing
- Chapter XXV: Coming troubles
- Chapter XXVI: A dreary vigil
- Chapter XXVII: Gloomy days
- Chapter XXVIII: The ordeal
- Chapter XXIX: Wedding raiment
- Chapter XXX: Happy days
- Chapter XXXI: Evil omens
- Chapter XXXII: Rescued from the waves
- Chapter XXXIII: An apparition
- Chapter XXXIV: A reckless recruit
- Chapter XXXV: Things unutterable
- Chapter XXXVI: Mysterious tidings
- Chapter XXXVII: Bereavement
- Chapter XXXVIII: The recognition
- Chapter XXXIX: Confidences
- Chapter XL: An unexpected messenger
- Chapter XLI: The bedesman of St Sepulchre
- Chapter XLII: A fable at fault
- Chapter XLIII: The unknown
- Chapter XLIV: First words
- Chapter XLV: Saved and lost
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This work published before January 1, 1923 is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. |
