The curse of Clifton : $b or, the widowed bride — John Shaqi
The curse of Clifton : $b or, the widowed brideSouthworth, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte
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The curse of Clifton : $b or, the widowed bride
Southworth, Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte
American fiction -- 19th century; Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
THE CURSE OF CLIFTON
OR,
THE WIDOWED BRIDE.
BY MRS. EMMA D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH.
AUTHOR OF “SELF-RAISED,” “ISHMAEL,” “FAIR PLAY,” “A NOBLE LORD,” “THE
CHANGED BRIDES,” “A BEAUTIFUL FIEND,” “HOW HE WON HER,” “RETRIBUTION,”
“THE BRIDE’S FATE,” “THE LADY OF THE ISLE,” “CRUEL AS THE GRAVE,”
“VIVIA,” “THE WIDOW’S SON,” “ALLWORTH ABBEY,” “THE LOST HEIRESS,”
“INDIA,” “THE GYPSY’S PROPHECY,” “THE ARTIST’S LOVE,” “THE THREE
BEAUTIES,” “VICTOR’S TRIUMPH,” “THE MISSING BRIDE,” “FALLEN PRIDE,” “THE
FATAL SECRET,” “THE SPECTRE LOVER,” “MAIDEN WIDOW,” “THE TWO SISTERS,”
“FATAL MARRIAGE,” “THE BRIDAL EVE,” “THE HAUNTED HOMESTEAD,” “THE PRINCE
OF DARKNESS,” “TRIED FOR HER LIFE,” “DISCARDED DAUGHTER,” ETC.
“THE CURSE OF CLIFTON; OR, THE WIDOWED BRIDE” will be found, on perusal
by all, to be equal, if not superior, to any of the previous works by
the celebrated American authoress, Mrs. Emma D. E. N. Southworth, who is
now conceded by critics to be the most popular female writer living, and
her works to be among the greatest novels in the English language, as
well as the most splendid pictures of American life ever written. “THE
CURSE OF CLIFTON” shows all the grace, vigor, and absorbing interest to
be found in “Ishmael” and “Self-Raised,” her last two works, and places
Mrs. Southworth in the front rank of living novelists. The same
indescribable charm pervades all her works, which can only emanate from
a female mind, and the excellences of “THE CURSE OF CLIFTON” are many
and great. It is a model book—graphic, brilliant and original. The
romance is glowing and bold, possessing an absorbing interest that can
attach only to real existences and life-like portraitures. The
characters are beautifully drawn, and the novel throughout is highly
exciting and of unexceptionable moral tendency. It ought to be read by
everybody in the cheap form in which it is now issued.
PHILADELPHIA:
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS;
306 CHESTNUT STREET.
COPYRIGHT:—1875.
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.
MRS. E. D. E. N. SOUTHWORTH’S COMPLETE WORKS.
EACH WORK IS COMPLETE IN ONE LARGE DUODECIMO VOLUME.
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