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Idols of the Heart (A Tale by A. L. O. E.)
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Originally published in 1878
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Idols of the Heart
A Tale by A. L. O. E. (A Lady of England)
Originally published in 1878
About the Author
Contents
- The Arrival
- The Young Bride
- First Steps
- Consultation
- The First Skirmish
- A Decided Move
- The Dinner Party
- A Stormy Morning
- Opposition Side
- Social Converse
- Policy and Politeness
- A Plunge
- The Chamber of Sickness
- The Effect of a Word
- A Ray of Light
- Quiet Converse
- Gathering Clouds
- Calculations
- Sacrifice
- Decision
- Jewels and Their Worth
- Coming Down
- Cottage Life
- Darkness and Danger
- The Search
- A Contrast
- Passing Away
- Conclusion
| Weight | 1.02 lbs |
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