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Wee Wifie

1887

Rosa Nouchette Carey

Wee Wifie

Rosa Nouchette Carey

1887

Wee Wifie is a novel by Rosa Nouchette Carey, first published in 1887. Set in the late 19th century, it explores themes of love, sacrifice, and social expectations through the life of Margaret Ferrers and her relationships with her brother Raby and love interest Hugh Redmond. The story highlights the complexities of familial duty and personal choices against a backdrop of village life and societal norms.

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