
A vicar's daughter narrates her quiet married life, family bonds, and Christian faith in this Victorian novel.
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A vicar's daughter narrates her quiet married life, family bonds, and Christian faith in this Victorian novel.
I think that is the way my father would begin. My name is Ethelwyn Percivale, and used to be Ethelwyn Walton. I always put the Walton in between when I write to my father; for I think it is quite enough to have to leave father and mother behind for a husband, without leaving their name behind you also. I am fond of lumber-rooms, and in some houses consider them far the most interesting spots; but I don't choose that my old name should lie about in the one at home. I am much afraid of writing non...
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Marriage and domestic love; no explicit or sensual content
Brief episode of a child being temporarily kidnapped
No profanity present
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Central Christian faith themes; clergy father; frequent God discussions
No magic or witchcraft elements
No occult or demonology content
Light themes of class, poverty relief, and social expectations
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Temporary child kidnapping; depictions of urban poverty
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