Tristram of Blent: An Episode in the Story of an Ancient House
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Set around an ancient country house, the narrative interweaves family history, inheritance disputes, and local social life. An elderly, scrupulous editor appears among the gentry while younger figures navigate rivalries and courtships, with Janie Iver attracting competing attentions from several suitors. Secretive impulses, conspiracies, questions of duty and honor, and episodes of banishment and reconciliation propel action through long galleries, river scenes, and domestic encounters. The work examines how memory, tradition, personal ambition, and the persistence of an old household shape characters’ choices and the estate’s future.
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