The Etheridge Legacy and a Village Romance
A ruined grand estate, once ruled by John Etheridge, centers a tale of squandered wealth and betrayal. Blanche Bernard deserts him for European riches as he falls from fortune, leaving Lucy to comfort the dying man and inherit the vast accumulations. Blanche later becomes mistress of Etheridge manor during her daughter’s minority.
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