A Little Rebel: A Novel
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The death of a mutual friend thrusts an older scholarly guardian into responsibility for a lively young woman whose yearning for novels, theatre, and amusement conflicts with his habit of study and her aunt's strictures. Early scenes follow their tentative exchanges as he urges knowledge and restraint while she presses for enjoyment and independence, revealing wit, sorrow, and charm. The narrative frames domestic adjustments, legal formalities, and social expectations, exploring tensions between authority and freedom, pleasure and education, and how new obligations reshape both guardian and ward.
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