Story of Francis Cludde A Romance of Queen Mary's Reign
In Weyman's romance, Francis Cludde quarrels with Master Van Tree over Dymphna, provoking a tense supper and covert schemes. After a sharp confrontation, a duke's warning and a woman's sharp rebuke push Francis toward danger as Dymphna wanders toward the marsh while a Spanish soldier shadows.
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Francis Cludde
Queen Mary
Stanley J. Weyman
Mistress Anne
Francis
Arnheim
Anne
Bertie
Arnhelm
Dymphna
Master van Tree
Arnhem
Angeles
Lange
Doymiphna
van Trea
van Tree
The Diary of a Neglected Woman Explodes in Society
Willie Strange, a famed socialite, courts fame and flirtation while his wife Hyacinthine writes under cover as a celebrated author. A gossip paragraph naming Mrs Strange threatens the couple as a scandal erupts and Hyacinthine sobs, admitting a humbug truth.
Tall Beautiful Woman In Black
Willie Strange begrudgingly confronts Hyacinthine about his wife and their affair. He ponders celebrity life, reads gossip noting Hyacinthine’s authorship of The Diary of a Neglected Woman, and reflects on imagination and sentiment as he plans club commitments.
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Willie Strange
Strange
Mrs. Strange
Willie
Tinwin Willie
Willis
Wille
Willits
Miss Thoroughgood
Wiliie
Englaghd
Petaark
Hyacinthine
General Thoroughgood
St. James Street
Fraud and Fame Bind a Pair in a London Tale
In a storm of rumor a wife confesses she did not write a scandalous book. Willie confronts Hyacinthine Thoroughgood and his wife, noting she deceived readers to gain acclaim. He seizes the chance to leverage his role as husband and showman amid a crowd of admirers.
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Willie Strange
West End
Willie
Hyacinthine
Blackguardly
Foulkes
Tilid
Strange
St. James Street
Miss Hyacinthine Thoroughgood
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Frances
Ryanish
Ose
Mne
Dymphia Lindstrom
Dsaster van Tres
Lind- Strom
Arnuheim
England
Master Bertie
Bertle
Duchss
Dundee
Hearst
Lawrence Wood