Dagmar Clavering Faces Scandal and Choice at Home
Dagmar Clavering confronts marital strain as Leicester’s debts and insults mount. After a tense dinner with Durward and Dilham, Dagmar proclaims independence, declares her marriage a sham, and flings her wedding ring into the fire. Public scandal follows as Fleur de Lys proves a hit and Dagmar contemplates retreat to Marsh Lea while Leicester sails for New York to dodge creditors.
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Eleur de Lys
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Dagmar
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Wagmar
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Fleur de Lys
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Rodney Leicester
Beans
Marsh
England
Fragmentary personal note from a dramatic scene
An incomplete diary like passage depicts confusion about a man named Everton and references to Leicester, Huston, and Liverpool. The narrator reflects on heartbreak and a wish for a husband to live away from danger, ending with an abrupt continuation cue.
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Leicester
Huston
Liverpool
Tague
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