Lyall Edna
Ada Ellen Bayly (March 25, 1857 – February 8, 1903) was a novelist. Bayly wrote several popular stories under the name of "Edna Lyall". They include Autobiography of a Slander, Donovan, Hope the Hermit, In the Golden Days, To Right the Wrong, We Two, and Won by Waiting.
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max herefords dream derrick vaughan novelist the autobiography of a slande
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This Elibron Classics book is a facsimile reprint of a 1887 edition by D. Appleton and Co., New York. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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Ada Ellen Bayly (1857-1903) was a British novelist who wrote several popular stories under the name of "Edna Lyall". They include Won by Waiting (1879), Donovan (1882), We Two (1884), In the Golden Days (1885), Their Happiest Christmas (1886), Knight-Errant (1887), The Autobiography of a Slander (1887), A Hardy Norseman (1889), Derrick Vaughan: Novelist (1889), To Right the Wrong (1892), Doreen: The Story of a Singer (1894), How the Children Raised the Wind (1895), The Autobiography of a Truth (1896), Wayfaring Men (1867), Hope the Hermit (1898), In Spite of All (1901), The Hinderers: A Story of the Present Time (1902) and The Burges Letters: A Record of Life in the Sixties (1902).
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donovan a modern englishman a novel
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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: arrived at Plymouth. And yet surely never had heart felt more heavy, never had existence felt more unbearable, than Donovan's as he walked slowly and dejectedly on the Hoe. Colonel Farrant had left the hotel early in order to get his business settled, and Donovan, with a restless craving for something1 to divert his mind from his disgrace, had wandered out alone. He was not very successful in his search for peace, for the more he struggled to find interest or diversion in all around, the more he felt the bitter pangs of remorse and angry resentment. Groups of happy noisy children were playing on the grass, and he thought of nis own lonely repressed childhood, and felt that the lots of men were unjustly and unequally arranged. He stood on the highest point of the Hoe, and looked at the exquisite view before himthe stately ships at anchor in the Sound, Drake's Island, with its miniature citadel, Mount Edg- cumbe, with its beautifully wooded banks, and its foliage fringing the water, the clear sharply-defined line of the breakwater, and, far out over the sparkling dancing1 waves, the distant Eddystone. And yp.t, though he could not be altogether insensible to the beauty of the scene, the brightness and rejoicing, even the industry and success which he saw, made him more angry and resentful, more hopeless and despairing. Was not he disgraced, humiliated? and, at the same time, had not his faults been unjustly exaggerated, his punishment unjustly given? Life seemed one long perplexity, and now he felt both hopeless and purposeless, for success and pleasure had been his chief object hitherto, and now he felt that he had failed shamefully, and that the failure was so great that all pleasure in life was over. Yet, in spite of his remorse and misery, he was neither repentant nor hum... --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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We Two, a novel
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This Elibron Classics book is a facsimile reprint of a 1887 edition by Hurst and Blackett, London. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.
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Derrick Vaughan, Novelist
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He pointed to a few lines in the paper which mentioned the heroic conduct of Lieutenant L. Vaughan, who at the risk of his life had rescued a brother officer when surrounded by the enemy and completely disabled. Lieutenant Vaughan had managed to mount the wounded man on his own horse and had miraculously escaped himself with nothing worse than a sword-thrust in the left arm.
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The Autobiography of a Slander
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The book begins: I was born on the 2nd September, 1886, in a small, dull, country town. When I say the town was dull, I mean, of course, that the inhabitants were unenterprising, for in itself Muddleton was a picturesque place, and though it laboured under the usual disadvantage of a dearth of bachelors and a superfluity of spinsters, it might have been pleasant enough had it not been a favourite resort for my kith and kin.
By a nineteenth century novelist Ada Ellen Bayly.
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By a nineteenth century novelist Ada Ellen Bayly.
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