Lady Merton, Colonist
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An aristocratic woman journeys to the Canadian West with family, captivated by lakes, mountains, and the idea of colonial life, while confronting practical and emotional challenges of settlement. The narrative alternates vivid travel description with social and domestic scenes as she meets fellow travelers and settlers and must reconcile public expectations with private longings. A restrained, classical-minded gentleman figures in her circle, introducing questions of intimacy and propriety. Underlying threads examine adaptation, identity, and the tensions between tradition and change on the frontier.
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