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Widow Married: A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby

Widow Married: A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby

By: Frances Milton Trollope
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EXCERPT: The existence of Mrs. Barnaby (this name is once more used as the one by which our heroine has hitherto been best known), the existence of Mrs. Barnaby, up to the hour in which she pledged her vows to Major Allen, before the altar of the principal church in Sydney, had, on the whole, been a very happy one. She had, in fact, very keenly enjoyed many things, which persons less fortunately constituted might have considered as misfortunes and to the amiable and well-disposed reader a continuation of the history of such a mind can hardly fail of being useful as an encouragement and example.Copyright General Fiction Genre Art Literary History & Criticism Spirituality
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  • Widow Married A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby - Frances Milton Trollope - Part 2

    Widow Married A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby - Frances Milton Trollope - Part 2
    May 28 2026
    EXCERPT: The existence of Mrs. Barnaby (this name is once more used as the one by which our heroine has hitherto been best known), the existence of Mrs. Barnaby, up to the hour in which she pledged her vows to Major Allen, before the altar of the principal church in Sydney, had, on the whole, been a very happy one. She had, in fact, very keenly enjoyed many things, which persons less fortunately constituted might have considered as misfortunes and to the amiable and well-disposed reader a continuation of the history of such a mind can hardly fail of being useful as an encouragement and example.
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    6 hrs and 52 mins
  • Widow Married A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby - Frances Milton Trollope - Part 1

    Widow Married A Sequel to The Widow Barnaby - Frances Milton Trollope - Part 1
    May 27 2026
    EXCERPT: The existence of Mrs. Barnaby (this name is once more used as the one by which our heroine has hitherto been best known), the existence of Mrs. Barnaby, up to the hour in which she pledged her vows to Major Allen, before the altar of the principal church in Sydney, had, on the whole, been a very happy one. She had, in fact, very keenly enjoyed many things, which persons less fortunately constituted might have considered as misfortunes and to the amiable and well-disposed reader a continuation of the history of such a mind can hardly fail of being useful as an encouragement and example.
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    9 hrs and 42 mins
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