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Harry Joscelyn; vol. 3 of 3

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Over the course of a decade the household settles into quieter routines while grief over the missing youngest son lingers; Joan marries Philip Selby and Liddy grows from a sheltered girl into the social centre, reshaping domestic life and tastes. Ralph Joscelyn's dominance softens as the house acquires finer furnishings, visitors, and new pursuits such as Lydia's music, even as traditional occupations like the dairy decline. Family pride and awkwardness mingle as relations adjust to changed fortunes, shifting roles, and the slow remaking of a rural hill home into a more genteel household.

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Mrs. Oliphant

Mrs. Oliphant, a prominent Scottish author of the 19th century, is known for her extensive contributions to literature, particularly in the genres of fiction and biography. Her works often explore themes of domestic life and social issues, reflecting the complexities of her time. Among her notable titles is "A Beleaguered City," which delves into the interplay between the seen and the unseen in a small French town. Oliphant's writing is characterized by its keen observation and rich character development, making her a significant figure in Victorian literature. She also authored several multi-volume novels, including "A House Divided Against Itself," showcasing her narrative depth and versatility.

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