Mollie's Prince

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By Listen TheBook Posted on May 31, 2023

In Category - Published 1800 -1900

Authors: Rosa Nouchette Carey In Year : 1898

Book Language: English

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Chapter 01: In the Lime Avenue
Chapter 02: Monsieur Blackie
Chapter 03: King Canute Comes Back
Chapter 04: The Ward Family at Home
Chapter 05: Fairy Magnificent
Chapter 06: Queen Elizabeth's Wraith
Chapter 07: A Humourist and an Idealist
Chapter 08: Mollie's Baby-House
Chapter 09: Rosalind and Celia
Chapter 10: It is the Voice of Sheila
Chapter 11: A Noticeable Man, with Large Grey Eyes
Chapter 12: The Pansy-Room and Cosy Nook
Chapter 13: Concerning Guardian Angels and Ithuriel's Spear
Chapter 14: Thursdays at the Porch House
Chapter 15: Orlando to the Rescue
Chapter 16: Sir Reynard and the Grapes
Chapter 17: Like Ships that Pass in the Night
Chapter 18: Joanna Tangles Her Skein
Chapter 19: A Check for the Black Prince
Chapter 20: Dad's Little Betty
Chapter 21: A Child's Creed
Chapter 22: Between the Acts
Chapter 23: Across the Golf Links
Chapter 24: Lost, Stolen, or Strayed
Chapter 25: A Wet Night and a Difference of Opinion
Chapter 26: A White Vellum Pocket-Book
Chapter 27: An Idealist in Love
Chapter 28: But Yet the Pity of It!
Chapter 29: Barmecide's Feast and a Brown Study
Chapter 30: Suspense
Chapter 31: Down by the River
Chapter 32: I Will Never be Faithless Again
Chapter 33: A Quixotic Resolution
Chapter 34: I Have Wanted My Old Sweetheart
Chapter 35: What Am I To Say
Chapter 36: See the Conquering Hero Comes!
Chapter 37: A Devout Lover
Chapter 38: Mollie's Prince
Chapter 39: Everard Yields the Point
Chapter 40: The Veiled Prophet
Chapter 41: The True Story of Lady Betty
Chapter 42: Wooed, and Married, and A'

Mr. Ward is a failing artist. His two daughters, Mollie and Waveney, are very close. However when the financial situation becomes insufferable, and Waveney has to enter service, the sisters have to part for the first time. The book tells both stories in a realistic and engaging way. It gives us, the readers, insight into every aspect of the sisters' lives from managing a household to going out with friends to treating servants and, of course, their love for each other. - Summary by Stav Nisser