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Set in Dinglewood again, the English village is this time the scene of revelations of Lady Denzil's past - of the child she had to abandon as an infant in order to marry Sir Thomas, and a reunion with her granddaughter. Moving and well-paced despite its English social concerns and near-melodramatic sentimentality. (PB)
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Abridged from Cornhill no. 100
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