Hargrave (1843)

by Frances Milton Trollope

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When Clara Mowbray finds herself a widow after the sudden death of her husband, the Reverend William Cartwright quickly offers his support, and insinuates himself into her affections. This book caused a stir when it was first published in

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Hargrave

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1843

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The gayest house in Paris during the winter of 1834-5 was that of Mr. Hargrave.

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