Only a Girl’s Love by Charles Garvice

Description

Charles Garvice was the most popular romancer in the English-speaking world of his day, and Only a Girl’s Love shows exactly why. It opens on a warm summer evening beside a peaceful river, the hills clothed in fir and yew, the meadows bright with buttercups — and into that paradise steps the girl of the title and the man she loves, whose birth threatens to set them apart.

Garvice wrote for the great popular audience and never disappointed it: his lovers are tested, separated, and reconciled through every complication a determined society can invent, against a background of old houses, strong feelings, and the stillness of English country evenings. The book is pure, honest, generously plotted romance — and remains as readable today as the afternoon it first delighted its thousands of admirers.

Why readers still come back to it

• One of the best-loved romances by the Victorian age’s most prolific romancer
• All the pleasures of classic English romance, generously plotted
• A warm, undemanding read that keeps every promise it makes

About this DodaBooks edition

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