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The Tragedy of the Chain Pier: Everyday Life Library No. 3

by Charlotte M. Brame

Level C1 · AdvancedMystery12 chapters
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CEFR level
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Length
12 chapters
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About this book

About this book

Amid Brighton’s lively West Pier, the quieter, mysterious Chain Pier draws thinkers and secret lovers alike, where the sea’s haunting beauty masks a deeper tragedy waiting to unfold. Dive into a tale of romance, reflection, and hidden sorrow by the shore.

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Contents

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

02CHAPTER II.
03CHAPTER III.
04CHAPTER IV.
05CHAPTER V.
06CHAPTER VI.
07CHAPTER VII.
08CHAPTER VIII.
09CHAPTER IX.
10CHAPTER X.
11CHAPTER XI.
12CHAPTER XII.

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