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Wives and Daughters; The Cornhill Magazine. August, 1864; I: The Dawn of a Gala Day; II: A Novice Amongst The Greath Folk; III: Molly Gibson’s Childhood; IV: Mr. Gibson’s Neighbours; V: Calf-Love; VI: A Visit to the Hamleys; The Cornhill Magazine. October, 1864; VII: Foreshadows of Love Perils; VIII: Drifting Into Danger; IX: The Windower and The Window; X: A Crisis; XI: Making Friendship; XII: Preparing for the Wedding; XIII: Molly Gibson’s New Friends; XIV: Molly Find Herself Patronized; XV: The New Mama; XVI: The Bride at Home; XVII: Trouble at Hamley Hall; XVIII: Mr. Osborne’s Secret; XIX: Cynthia’s Arrival; XX: Mrs. Gibson’s Visitors; XXI: The Half-Sisters; XXII: The Old Squire’s Troubles; XXIII: Osborne Hamley reviews his Position; XXIV: Mrs. Gibson’s Little Dinner; XXV: Hollingford in a Bustle; XXVI: A Charity Ball; XXVII: Father and Sons; XXVIII: Rivalry; XXIX: Bush-Fighting. 222; XXX: Old Way and New Ways; XXXI: A Passive Coquette; XXXII: Coming Events; The Cornhill Magazine. July, 1865; XXXIII: Brightening Prospects; XXXIV: A Lover’s Mistake; XXXV: The Mother’s Manœuvre; XXXVI: Domestic Diplomacy; The Cornhill Magazine. August, 1865; XXXVII: A Fluke, and What Came of It; XXXVIII: Mr. Kirkpatrick, Q.C; XXXIX: Secret Thoughts Ooze Out; XL: Molly Gibson Breathes Freely; The Cornhill Magazine. September, 1865; XLI: Gathering Clouds; XLII: The Storm Bursts; XLIII: Cynthia’s Confession; XLIV: Molly Gibson to the Rescue; XLV: Confidences; The Cornhill Magazine. October, 1865; XLVI: Hollingford Gossips; XLVII: Scandal and its Victims; XLIX: Molly Gibson Finds a Champion; L: Cynthia at Bay; The Cornhill Magazine. November, 1865; LI: ‘Troubles Never Come Alone.’; LII: Squire Hamley’s Sorrow; LIII: Unlooked-for Arrivals; LIV: Molly Gibson’s Worth is Discovered; The Cornhill Magezine. December, 1865; LV: An Absent Lover Returns.; LVI: ‘Off with the Old Love, and on with the New.’ 382; LVII: Bridal Visits and Adieux; LVIII: Reviving Hopes and Brightening Prospects; LIX: Molly Gibson at Hamley Hall; The Cornhill Magazine. January, 1866; LX: Roger Hamley’s Confession
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Joanne Shattock, Angus Easson
Summary
Features Elizabeth Gaskell's work. This work brings together her journalism, her shorter fiction, which was published in various collections during her lifetime, her early personal writing, including a diary written between 1835 and 1838 when she was a young mother, her five full-length novels and "The Life of Charlotte Bronte"..
