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portada Verner's Pride
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
676
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9789368095156

Verner's Pride

Mrs. Henry Wood (Author) · Double 9 Books · Paperback

Verner's Pride - Mrs. Henry Wood

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Synopsis "Verner's Pride"

""Verner's Pride"" by Mrs. Henry Wood is a 19th-century novel that explores themes of inheritance, family conflict, societal expectations, and personal tragedy. The story focuses on the Verner family, particularly the aging patriarch, who is concerned about the future of his estate. Amidst family tensions, he decides to pass the legacy to his younger son, despite complications involving the elder son, who is far away. The family's complex dynamics are further strained by issues of societal class and duty, as the family's servants, especially a maid, play crucial roles in the unfolding drama. A key event occurs when the maid, caught in an emotional and precarious situation, meets a tragic end. Her troubled interactions with various members of the household, as well as her connection to a local young man, contribute to her untimely death. This tragedy triggers a series of events that expose hidden secrets, unravel relationships, and ignite conflict within the family. Themes of guilt, mystery, and betrayal take center stage, as the family struggles to cope with the emotional aftermath and the consequences of their actions.

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