The Two Heroines of Plumplington and Other Stories (1882)

by Anthony Trollope

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The Two Heroines of Plumplington and Other Stories

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Plumplington, Barsetshire, England, UK (fictional)

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In the little town of Plumplington last year, just about this time of the year, - it was in November, - the ladies and gentlemen forming the Plumplington Society were much exercised as to the affairs of two young ladies.

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