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The Argosy, Vol. 21

1876 · Free to read

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About this issue

This installment of Edina by Mrs. Henry Wood (author of East Lynne) continues the serial narrative with significant romantic developments. Aaron Pitt, a young miner, marries Naomi Perkins in a ceremony performed by Reverend Backup at the Trennach church. During the vestry procedures, Clerk Trim discovers a clandestine marriage entry: Francis Raynor has secretly married Margaret St. Clare. The revelation spreads immediately through the parish gossip network, particularly via Mrs. Trim to the druggist's shop, where Blase Pellet—who had harbored suspicions about Rosaline Bell and Raynor—realizes his earlier concerns were mistaken. Frank departs for London to establish himself professionally, having rejected his uncle Dr. Raynor's offer of partnership despite the doctor's hint of imminent decline. Upon learning the secret marriage is now public knowledge, Frank abandons his London journey to return to his bride at the Mount, confronting the social consequences of his hidden marriage.

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