East Lynne

East Lynne
by Mrs. Henry Wood

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Lyn Pykett, University of Wales-Aberystwyth
"... a splendid edition. Its introduction is an authoritative and up to date guide to the novel and its context."

Elisabeth Rose Gruner, University of Richmond
"This immensely readable and teachable edition should help to preserve its fame while increasing its readership."

Book Description
Perhaps the greatest soap opera ever! The lovely lady Isabel Vane, her compassionate, noble husband Archibald Carlyle, the evil Francis Levinson and the irascible Cornelia are just a few of the characters in this remarkable novel of love, adultery, mystery and murder. Sixteen 90-minute cassettes.

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Stealing to the portico from the house had come Barbara Hare, her eyes strained in dread affright on the grove of trees at the foot of the garden. What was it that had stepped out of that groove of trees, and mysteriously beckoned to her as she stood at the window, turning her heart to sickness as she gazed? Was it a human being, one to bring more evil to the house, where so much evil had already fallen?

From the Publisher
The Broadview Literary Texts series is an effort to represent the ever-changing canon of literature in English by bringing together texts long regarded as classics with valuable, though lesser-known literature.

About the Author
Andrew Maunder, of the School of English, University of Exeter, has written on Christina Rossetti, Anthony Trollope and on Cornhill Magazine.

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