The Old Countess; Or, The Two Proposals
The Old Countess; Or, The Two Proposals is a late 19th-century novel by Ann S. Stephens, focusing on Hepworth Closs, a man seeking redemption after a troubled past. As he returns to his sister and confronts his feelings for Lady Clara, the narrative explores themes of love, redemption, and social class. The story intricately weaves the complexities of familial bonds and personal desires, highlighting the emotional struggles of both Hepworth and his sister, Rachael. Stephens, a pioneer of the dime novel genre, is notable for her contributions to American fiction.
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The Old Countess; Or, The Two Proposals
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Project Gutenberg · 333 pages
