Opposite Neighbours: Or, The Two Lives, and Their End
1867
Opposite Neighbours: Or, The Two Lives, and Their End
1867
British Literature, Novels, Romance
Published in 1867, 'Opposite Neighbours: Or, The Two Lives, and Their End' by Lucy Ellen Guernsey is a juvenile fiction novel that contrasts the lives of two cousins, Letty Bright and Agnes. Letty, a hardworking girl preparing for marriage, embodies modesty and strong principles, while Agnes pursues a more extravagant lifestyle with her fiancé. The narrative explores themes of social class, personal values, and the pursuit of happiness amidst societal expectations, making it a notable work in Sunday school literature.
