A Charming Fellow, Volume II By: Frances Eleanor Trollope (1835-1913)
A Charming Fellow, Volume II by Frances Eleanor Trollope is a delightful and engaging read that continues the story of the charming protagonist, Marcus Haywood. Set in 19th century England, the novel immerses readers in the world of high society and the intricate relationships between its characters. The author's vivid descriptions and attention to detail bring the time period to life, making it easy for readers to picture the opulent ballrooms and elegant estates where much of the action takes place. The character development in this book is particularly strong, with Marcus Haywood's complex personality shining through as he navigates the challenges and intrigues that come his way. Trollope skillfully weaves together themes of love, ambition, and betrayal, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end. Overall, A Charming Fellow, Volume II is a captivating historical fiction novel that will appeal to fans of Jane Austen and other classic authors. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a well-written and engaging read. First Page: A CHARMING FELLOW. by FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE, Author of "Aunt Margaret's Trouble," "Mabel's Progress," etc. etc. In Three Volumes. VOL. II. London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. 1876. Charles Dickens and Evans, Crystal Palace Press. CHAPTER I. "So you are to come to Switzerland with us next month, Ancram," said Miss Kilfinane. She was seated at the piano in Lady Seely's drawing room, and Algernon was leaning on the instrument, and idly turning over a portfolio of music. "Yes; I hope your serene highness has no objection to that arrangement?" "It would be of no use my objecting, I suppose!" "Of none whatever. But it would be unpleasant." "Oh, you would still go then, whether I liked it or not?" "I'm afraid the temptation to travel about Europe in your company would be too strong for me!" "How silly you are, Ancram!" said Miss Kilfinane, looking up half shyly, half tenderly. But she met no answering look from Algernon. He had just come upon a song that he wanted to try, and was drawing it out from under a heap of others in the portfolio. "Look here, Castalia," he said, "I wish you would play through this accompaniment for me. I can't manage it." It will be seen that Algernon had become familiar enough with Miss Kilfinane to call her by her Christian name... Continue reading book >>

A Charming Fellow, Volume II By: Frances Eleanor Trollope (1835-1913)

A Charming Fellow, Volume II by Frances Eleanor Trollope is a delightful and engaging read that continues the story of the charming protagonist, Marcus Haywood. Set in 19th century England, the novel immerses readers in the world of high society and the intricate relationships between its characters.

The author's vivid descriptions and attention to detail bring the time period to life, making it easy for readers to picture the opulent ballrooms and elegant estates where much of the action takes place.

The character development in this book is particularly strong, with Marcus Haywood's complex personality shining through as he navigates the challenges and intrigues that come his way. Trollope skillfully weaves together themes of love, ambition, and betrayal, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end.

Overall, A Charming Fellow, Volume II is a captivating historical fiction novel that will appeal to fans of Jane Austen and other classic authors. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a well-written and engaging read.

First Page:

A CHARMING FELLOW.

FRANCES ELEANOR TROLLOPE,

Author of "Aunt Margaret's Trouble," "Mabel's Progress," etc. etc.

In Three Volumes.

VOL. II.

London: Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. 1876.

Charles Dickens and Evans, Crystal Palace Press.

CHAPTER I.

"So you are to come to Switzerland with us next month, Ancram," said Miss Kilfinane. She was seated at the piano in Lady Seely's drawing room, and Algernon was leaning on the instrument, and idly turning over a portfolio of music.

"Yes; I hope your serene highness has no objection to that arrangement?"

"It would be of no use my objecting, I suppose!"

"Of none whatever. But it would be unpleasant."

"Oh, you would still go then, whether I liked it or not?"

"I'm afraid the temptation to travel about Europe in your company would be too strong for me!"

"How silly you are, Ancram!" said Miss Kilfinane, looking up half shyly, half tenderly. But she met no answering look from Algernon. He had just come upon a song that he wanted to try, and was drawing it out from under a heap of others in the portfolio.

"Look here, Castalia," he said, "I wish you would play through this accompaniment for me. I can't manage it."

It will be seen that Algernon had become familiar enough with Miss Kilfinane to call her by her Christian name... Continue reading book >>

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