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Concerning Isabel Carnaby

by Ellen Thorneycroft Fowler

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics26 chapters
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About this book

In a glittering London dinner party, politics, art, and society intertwine as sharp-witted guests reveal ambitions, alliances, and the subtle power plays shaping their lives. Amidst charm and candor, Isabel Carnaby's world begins to unfold with intrigue and social complexity.

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Contents

26 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02PROLOGUE.
03CHAPTER I. Childish Things.
04CHAPTER II. Alice.
05CHAPTER III. Two Kings in Brentford.
06CHAPTER IV. Friends in Need.
07CHAPTER V. Water-lilies.
08CHAPTER VI. Esdaile Court.
09CHAPTER VII. Isabel Carnaby.
10CHAPTER VIII. Elton Manor.
11CHAPTER IX. Indecision.
12CHAPTER X. Eden.

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