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Harold's Bride: A Tale, A.L.O.E.
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A.L.O.E.

Harold's Bride: A Tale

In 'Harold's Bride: A Tale,' A. L. O. E. weaves a poignant narrative that explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the complexities of human relationships. Set against a rich backdrop of Victorian society, the novel is marked by its intricate character development and a lyrical prose style that skillfully blends dialogue and introspection. The story follows the intertwining fates of its titular character, Harold, and the titular bride, delving into their emotional landscapes and societal challenges as they navigate the trials of romantic devotion and familial obligations. The work reflects the author's keen understanding of gender dynamics and the moral imperative often confronted by individuals in a rapidly changing world. A. L. O. E., the pen name of Charlotte Mary Yonge, was a prominent Victorian writer known for her moralistic tales and children's literature. Influenced by her own experiences in a deeply religious and socially conscious family, A. L. O. E.'s narratives often emphasize ethical constructs and personal integrity. Her extensive engagement with issues of women's rights and societal reform set the stage for 'Harold's Bride,' showcasing her nuanced perspective on love's transformative power. This novel is highly recommended for readers interested in Victorian literature and those who appreciate an intricate exploration of personal and ethical dilemmas. A. L. O. E.'s masterful storytelling not only entertains but also provokes thoughtful reflection on the nature of love and commitment, making this tale a compelling addition to any literary collection.
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178 бумажных страниц
Правообладатель
Bookwire
Дата публикации оригинала
2022
Год выхода издания
2022
Издательство
DigiCat

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