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A woman's trust; or, Lady Elaine's martyrdom

Chapter 35: NEW MAGNET LIBRARY.
By Bertha M. Clay
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The narrative follows Lady Elaine as romantic promises and social intrigues produce a painful rift and a series of consequential choices. Secret letters, a strange will, and manipulations by figures such as Lady Gaynor and a viscount intensify misunderstandings and power plays. Colonel Greyson and Sir Harold influence departures, missions, and events that lead to both a funeral and an unexpected wedding. A startling discovery and a duke’s ultimatum precipitate Margaret’s atonement and personal reckonings. The plot concludes with reconciliations and a hard-won peace after trials of trust and sacrifice.

NEW MAGNET LIBRARY.

To Be Published in August, 1923.

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