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Framley Parsonage

Anthony Trollope

Verlag: Bu Classics Books

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Mark Robarts, a young vicar with high ambitions, jeopardizes his career and reputation by seeking the company of the influential but unscrupulous aristocratic set. His entanglement in debts and dubious social circles threatens the stability of his family and the peace of the parsonage. Parallel to his struggles is the story of his sister Lucy, whose quiet strength and love for Lord Lufton face the formidable opposition of the terrifying Lady Lufton. This novel offers a nuanced look at the perils of social climbing and the redemptive power of honest love.
Verfügbar seit: 29.01.2026.
Drucklänge: 831 Seiten.

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