The Lost Lady of Lone by Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth
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THE LOST LADY OF LONE
By MRS. E.D.E.N. SOUTHWORTH Author of "Nearest and Dearest," "The Hidden Hand," "Unknown," "Only a Girl's Heart," "For Woman's Love," etc. 1876 PUBLISHERS' NOTICE. "THE LOST LADY OF LONE" is different from any of Mrs. Southworth's other novels. The plot, which is unusually provocative of conjecture and interest, is founded on thrilling and tragic events which occurred in the domestic history of one of the most distinguished families in the Highlands of Scotland. The materials which these interesting and tragic annals place at the disposal of Mrs. Southworth give full scope to her unrivalled skill in depicting character and developing a plot, and she has made the most of her opportunity and her subject. CONTENTS. |
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