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Aurora Floyd

M. E. Braddon

Novelsabout 20 h 30 min of listening

After her marriage to a Yorkshire landowner, a young woman is oppressed by the consequences of a youthful indiscretion.

Contents

  1. Imprint
  2. I: How a Rich Banker Married an Actress
  3. II: Aurora
  4. III: What Became of the Diamond Bracelet
  5. IV: After the Ball
  6. V: John Mellish
  7. VI: Rejected and Accepted
  8. VII: Aurora’s Strange Pensioner
  9. VIII: Poor John Mellish Comes Back Again
  10. IX: How Talbot Bulstrode Spent His Christmas
  11. X: Fighting the Battle
  12. XI: At the Château d’Arques
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  1. XII: Steeve Hargraves, the “Softy”
  2. XIII: The Spring Meeting
  3. XIV: “Love Took Up the Glass of Time, and Turned It in His Glowing Hands”
  4. XV: Mr. Pastern’s Letter
  5. XVI: Mr. James Conyers
  6. XVII: The Trainer’s Messenger
  7. XVIII: Out in the Rain
  8. XIX: Money Matters
  9. XX: Captain Prodder
  10. XXI: “He Only Said, I Am A-Weary.”
  11. XXII: Still Constant
  12. XXIII: On the Threshold of Darker Miseries
  13. XXIV: Captain Prodder Carries Bad News to His Niece’s House
  14. XXV: The Deed That Had Been Done in the Wood
  15. XXVI: At the Golden Lion
  16. XXVII: “My Wife! My Wife! What Wife? I Have No Wife.”
  17. XXVIII: Aurora’s Flight
  18. XXIX: John Mellish Finds His Home Desolate
  19. XXX: An Unexpected Visitor
  20. XXXI: Talbot Bulstrode’s Advice
  21. XXXII: On the Watch
  22. XXXIII: Captain Prodder Goes Back to Doncaster
  23. XXXIV: The Discovery of the Weapon with Which James Conyers Had Been Slain
  24. XXXV: Under a Cloud
  25. XXXVI: Reunion
  26. XXXVII: The Brass Button by Crosby, Birmingham
  27. XXXVIII: Off the Scent
  28. XXXIX: Talbot Bulstrode Makes Atonement for the Past
  29. Colophon
  30. Uncopyright

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